Twitter Launches Creator Payment Program Amid Growing Competition

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Twitter has started paying creators on its platform with large audiences as part of its revenue sharing program, with one user receiving over $37,000. To be eligible for ad revenue sharing, users must be subscribed to Twitter Blue, have a Stripe account for payment, and have more than 5 million tweet impressions per month for the last 3 months. This move comes as Twitter faces competition from Meta's Threads app, which recently reached 100 million users. Twitter has threatened to sue Meta, claiming the app is a "copycat" and misusing its intellectual property.
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- Twitter to offer ad revenue share to select content creators Reuters
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