EU’s €120M Fine Against X: What It Means for Influencer Marketers and the Creator Economy
The European Commission has issued a €120 million fine against X for violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA). What does this mean for the creator economy?
Read about the latest trends in influencer marketing and how brands can successfully engage with creators on all platforms to execute campaigns and partnerships that drive desired outcomes.
The European Commission has issued a €120 million fine against X for violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA). What does this mean for the creator economy?
According to a new Kolsquare study, it seems that Europe is creating its own foundations for a booming creator economy.
As Stephen Titus, Founder of Faved, puts it, the industry grew so quickly that it forced brands and creators to “constantly reinvent the wheel”.
Creator pay rates are like the wild west. Are rates doubling, or are they struggling behind the scenes? In our chaotic industry, who is winning?
The UK’s Influencer Marketing Trade Body and the Australian Influencer Marketing Council have formalised an alliance designed to strengthen the creator economy.
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