Pinterest Backtracks on Creator Content Policy 6 Days After Launch
Pinterest canceled a policy launched on October 7 that allowed brands to promote posts from creators with whom they had no relationship, reverting to restricting it on the 13th of the same month.
The Pinterest platform has backtracked on a new policy for content creators that it launched on October 7 and canceled on the 13th of the same month, according to the Sudor Apps weekly newsletter.
The policy allowed brands to promote posts from creators with whom they had no existing relationship, before the platform reverted to restricting promotions to posts from creators with whom brands already work.
The newsletter also covered Meta's plans to launch paid subscriptions under the name "Meta One", starting at $14.99 per month for content creators and businesses, and reaching up to $499 per month for agencies.
It also noted that TikTok is testing a new payment structure for "LIVE" streaming starting on November 9, which includes additional bonuses that could reach up to 53%, according to the same source.
What do these terms mean?
Content Creators: Individuals who produce material published on platforms and attract followers.
Platform Policy: The rules that determine what is allowed to be published or promoted within the application.
Paid Subscription: A service where the user pays a monthly fee to access additional features.
Payment Structure: The method by which the platform calculates what it pays content creators for their streams.
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