米X、「クリエイター収益配分プログラム」終了へ 新プログラム「Original Content Rewards Program」に移行
米Xは8月7日、クリエイター収益配分プログラムを終了し、新プログラム「Original Content Rewards Program」へ移行すると発表しました。X Premium加入者による有効インプレッションに応じて報酬が支払われます。
米Xは8月7日、クリエイター収益配分プログラムを終了し、新プログラム「Original Content Rewards Program」へ移行すると発表しました。X Premium加入者による有効インプレッションに応じて報酬が支払われます。

X is ending its revenue-sharing program for creators and launching the Original Content Rewards program on September 8th, requiring at least 500 verified followers and 500,000 Home Timeline impressions.
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X has launched a video editor and recorder for its iOS app, featuring overlay captions and a green screen effect. This move aims to encourage users to create and post original video content rather than reposting from other platforms, aligning with X's strategy to compete with video-focused apps like TikTok.

Meta is updating Instagram's algorithm to boost original content and penalize accounts that repost content without significant edits. The move targets aggregator accounts and aims to encourage higher-quality posts, though it acknowledges complexity for meme and fan accounts.
Instagram announced it will no longer recommend accounts that regularly repost content they didn't create, expanding protections previously only applied to Reels to photos and carousels. The Meta-owned platform aims to ensure original content creators receive proper credit and distribution.

Meta is expanding its policy against 'unoriginal' content beyond video to photos and carousels on Instagram, requiring accounts to post content they wholly created or materially edited to be eligible for recommendations. The rules target aggregator accounts that repost viral content without adding value, with violators facing reduced reach even though their content remains visible. The policy creates tension with the 'clipping' economy where accounts earn money by cutting and reposting others' content.