YouTube anunció este martes la creación de un fondo dotado con 100 millones de dólares que se destinarán a pagar a creadores de contenidos influyentes en su nueva plataforma Shorts, diseñada para competir con la popular aplicación TikTok.
Estos 100 millones de dólares se repartirán entre un número todavía no definido de usuarios a lo largo de 2021 y 2022, y los recibirán quienes sean elegidos por la compañía en base a su popularidad, explicaron desde YouTube en su blog corporativo.
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