Mashable Monday November 10, 2025
TikTok creators stand to make more money thanks to a change in the platform's subscription model. The company announced at TikTok's 2025 U.S. Creator Summit that creators can now earn up to 90 percent of revenue from subscriptions. However, some conditions must be met first. notes Mashable: Creators need to have at least 10,000 followers, earn 100,000 views in the last month, and post 3 or more subscription-only videos in the last month. "The more consistent you are, the more you earn," said Marisa Hammonds, the global head of creator marketing and community.
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ARTnews Monday November 10, 2025
At 93, the famed fine-art photographer Duane Michals is still breaking new ground: Art News spotlights an ad campaign that Michals has shot for Bottega Venata featuring “dreamy black-and-white images” of Frankenstein actor Jacob Elordi. Including a series of photographs and a video, the new campaign, which was shot in Michals’s New York home, is titled “What Are Dreams,” taking its name from a 1994 image by Michals, accompanied by a handwritten poem, adds AN.
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PetaPixel Monday November 10, 2025
Analog photographers rejoiced when Kodak announced the launch of Kodacolor 100 and 200 at the end of September. But, notes PetaPixel, the most interesting part of the announcement was perhaps not the new film at all, but the dramatic shift in how Kodak is selling film. Eastman Kodak is now selling Kodak Gold 200 and Ultramax 400 directly to retailers, with new, retro-inspired packaging. Previously, the company’s film was distributed through a British spinoff company, Kodak Alaris, founded in 2013 after Eastman Kodak’s bankruptcy restructuring.
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David Schonauer Monday November 10, 2025
UK-based artificial intelligence company Stability AI has "mostly prevailed" in a closely watched lawsuit brought by Getty Images, notes Reuters. Getty had accused Stability AI of infringing its
copyright and trademark by scraping 12 million images from its website, without permission, to train its popular image generator, Stable Diffusion. Britain's High Court ruled that Getty succeeded
only "in part" on its trademark infringement claim … Read the full Story >>
