| | | |  | | On Tuesday, just ahead of VidCon, Facebook celebrated its own flourishing video community with an inaugural event appropriately dubbed Creator Day. | | | |  | | Live.me is investing in its community of mobile live streamers. The app has announced its Broadcaster Development Fund, through which it will identify up-and-coming creators and supply them with mentorship, promotion, resources, and other perks. | | | | | | | Tana Mongeau's VidCon alternative is ready to roll. More than 80 creators, including Casey Neistat and Miranda Sings, have been confirmed for Tanacon, which is expected to draw thousands of attendees once it begins in Anaheim on June 22. | | | | Just over a week after a federal judge approved AT&T's merger with Time Warner, the former announced its new skinny, over-the-top TV bundle for its wireless users. | | | | From its modest beginnings in a Los Angeles hotel basement to this week's 30,000-strong online-influencer extravaganza swallowing the mammoth Anaheim Convention Center, VidCon has seen a few changes since its low-key 2010 launch. | | | Veteran beauty influencer Andrea Brooks, who launched her YouTube channel roughly a decade ago and is now known to 4.3 million subscribers as Andrea's Choice, has pacted with Abrams Artists talent agency (AAA) to release her very own cosmetics line. | | | | YouTube's head of music, Lyor Cohen, touted what an "incredible time to be in music" it is at Cannes yesterday. Meanwhile, YouTube may owe musicians whose videos have appeared on the platform billions of dollars in fees. | | | | Renowned talent agency UTA has partnered with podcast company Cadence13 to launch an audio network called Ramble that will work exclusively with top YouTube stars. | | | | | | | |
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