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+ Facebook just sent out official announcement on this. Includes “a free, self-publishing tool with robust styling options to create individual websites and an email newsletter,” as well as >> pic.twitter.com/5Aok7LiztU
— Dylan Byers (@DylanByers) March 16, 2021
The platform patronage model continues to reshape publishing ... is this a substack/Wordpress killer or another failed initiative in waiting? https://t.co/hOdqrUxvuS
— emily bell (@emilybell) March 16, 2021
I said this last time when this was a rumor and I’ll say it again: any journalist/creator dumb enough to take money from Facebook for this is digging their own grave. They will literally stop paying in a year. https://t.co/npyYMyqq2l
— Christina Warren (@film_girl) March 16, 2021
Interesting from Facebook, but publishers don't need to spend more times on Stories and Pages and Video, in my opinion. I just can't see the tech platforms as the future home for quality journalists. https://t.co/8NDjZFkzUR
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) March 16, 2021
Every social platform does what every other social platform does. Everybody has so-called story formats. Everybody is getting email newsletters. Everybody will look like Medium. Not saying that's a bad thing, only amusing. https://t.co/wm88tB0bGl
— Jeff Jarvis (@jeffjarvis) March 16, 2021
RIP Newsletters and the creator economy. https://t.co/kC0006DOrZ
— Josh Sternberg (@joshsternberg) March 16, 2021
Life is good for newsletter writers. Platform demand greater than supply of talent. So here comes the deals. https://t.co/vCmmGoBJwG
— Alex Kantrowitz (@Kantrowitz) March 16, 2021
Another 'solution' from Facebook in which it sets the terms of the deal. Money for journalism sounds good but then you realise it's Facebook selecting those journalists and deciding who to pay...I await your call, @nick_clegg https://t.co/bNIAVI5rNH
— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) March 16, 2021
You think FB tilts toward conservative bilge now? Just wait till they're paying right wingers to post on the platform. https://t.co/5PIihA0aLn https://t.co/2v8ApUM4Yv
— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) March 16, 2021
Scoop: Facebook explores paid deals for new publishing platform that will allow writers to publish their own websites and newsletters
— Sara Fischer (@sarafischer) March 16, 2021
More on @axios: https://t.co/M59K5No5xX
Similar but more tactical take: take the money with this outcome in mind, be ready to jump to Substack and maybe even see if Substack will beat the offer now https://t.co/8f9sTT53EA
— Kyle Russell (@kylebrussell) March 16, 2021
What was the last Facebook product that wasn't just their own version of something else? https://t.co/SQWEgKhNw0
— Matt Ford (@fordm) March 16, 2021
Facebook is preparing to launch its newsletter platform
— ? Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) March 16, 2021
- The platform will be tested with a small group of writers, some of whom Facebook plans to pay
- The publishing platform is free-to-use and will be integrated with Facebook Pages https://t.co/JvLtHnWpgn
Oh boy... Remember, own, don't rent. Be careful putting your eggs in someone else's basket -> Facebook will begin testing its publishing platform, including website and newsletter tools, with a small group of writers, some of whom will be paid https://t.co/BQX6Krfj3e pic.twitter.com/lStPJB03Zb
— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) March 16, 2021
Twitterの「Super Follow」の発表などで、クリエイターが稼ぐ仕組み＝クリエイターエコノミーの話題が盛り上がっているが、Facebookでも似た動きが始まっている。個人が、テキストに加えストーリー形式などを用いFacebookページへに連動する個人収益化モデルを開発中との報道｜https://t.co/StELt56aEu
— 藤村厚夫 (@afujimura) March 16, 2021
.@Facebook draining news organizations of revenue and then claiming to want to “help independent writers” with paid newsletters is just beyond maddening https://t.co/CDNUcyzMdk
— Rachel Cohen (@rmc031) March 16, 2021
The future of platforms are just algorithmic content Ubers https://t.co/SNIPxCvViG pic.twitter.com/4MNKRZE3nJ
— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) March 16, 2021
because journalists have had such positive experiences with facebook in the past lmao https://t.co/3Tyz6KgNd6
— Clare Palo (@clarepalo) March 16, 2021
Fast forward a year and everyone's crazy middle-aged relatives will have a new side hustle writing a subscription newsletter about chemtrails and election fraud https://t.co/z0QKvdRSIn
— Gregg Carlstrom (@glcarlstrom) March 16, 2021
Interesting from Facebook, but publishers don't need to spend more times on Stories and Pages and Video, in my opinion. I just can't see the tech platforms as the future home for quality journalists. https://t.co/8NDjZFkzUR
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) March 16, 2021
Life is good for newsletter writers. Platform demand greater than supply of talent. So here comes the deals. https://t.co/vCmmGoBJwG
— Alex Kantrowitz (@Kantrowitz) March 16, 2021
They can’t keep getting away with this https://t.co/hmvAlqBzc2
— Edward Ongweso Jr (@bigblackjacobin) March 16, 2021
You think FB tilts toward conservative bilge now? Just wait till they're paying right wingers to post on the platform. https://t.co/5PIihA0aLn https://t.co/2v8ApUM4Yv
— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) March 16, 2021
I'll take "Headlines I've read every three months since 2013" for $500, Alex https://t.co/2EH5yYEG5f
— lvl 46 dog-faced pony potus (@thetomzone) March 16, 2021
your next giant conflict of interest https://t.co/5PIihA0aLn
— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) March 16, 2021
Facebook will soon begin testing partnerships with a small group of independent writers for its new publishing platform, which includes tools for journalists to build websites and newsletters.
— Elana Zak (@elanazak) March 16, 2021
Suggested name: Facestack https://t.co/S8ukWJFd9K
Below is the Axios piece discussing FB's publishing program and mentioning $TWTR and $MSFT's LinkedIn.
— Compound248 (@compound248) March 16, 2021
I'd love to see TWTR fertilize the ground by granting its users TwitterCoins they can use to tip their favorite Creators, decentralizing that process.https://t.co/jVbgbWGRpX
Facebook explores paid deals for new publishing platform - Axios https://t.co/HvQz5ARkS2
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) March 16, 2021
페이스북, 새로운 퍼블리싱 플랫폼을 위해서 소규모 독립 작가 그룹과 파트너십 테스트 시작 예상
페이스북 퍼블리싱 플랫폼 정보 : 이름 미정, 뉴스레터, 웹사이트 구축 도구 지원,
(계속)
Coming soon from FB: A new platform to empower independent writers and help them reach new audiences. We're starting by partnering with a small subset of independent writers.https://t.co/PU4TA9eNe2
— Anthea Watson Strong (@antheaws) March 16, 2021
News on news, today, from @facebook: "In the coming months in the U.S., we’ll introduce a new platform to empower independent writers, helping them reach new audiences and grow their businesses." https://t.co/MDzwVmLwxH
— Adam Isserlis (@AdamIss) March 16, 2021
Facebook reveals more details about its newsletter platform https://t.co/6tTgeOuOhx by @campbell_brown
— ? Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) March 16, 2021
NEW: Facebook just launched a new Substack-esq newsletter feature and is exploring allowing ways for independent journalists/creators charge subscriptions for content
— Hannah Murphy (@MsHannahMurphy) March 16, 2021
Was only a matter of time after Twitter bought Revue and announced ‘’Superfollows’ https://t.co/JXswz73ShL
Read @bafeldman on Substack: https://t.co/YSgjHQWXVQ pic.twitter.com/pIyspaCm8z
— Kate Knibbs ??♀️ (@Knibbs) March 16, 2021
unfortunately i have written about s*bsta*k but NOT before writing about #thecumpipe https://t.co/EAtGz1R7pI
— brian feldman (@bafeldman) March 16, 2021
"Basing your own publishing platform's recruitment on metrics derived from a platform like Twitter, where popularity is based on being loud, stupid, and ignoring context, is a great way to shoot yourself in the foot from the get-go."https://t.co/0HonyphlTW
— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) March 16, 2021
"The history of trying to make money on the internet has shown...the efforts are binary: you either rake in more money than you know what to do with, or you don't even earn enough to sustain the full-time effort....There is no middle class on the internet" https://t.co/sVfR5aslmH
— Garance Franke-Ruta (@thegarance) March 16, 2021
Someone should hire @bafeldman in general but in particular because of truths like this. https://t.co/NBT4lQJpjt pic.twitter.com/15tb5LCLRU
— Philip Bump (@pbump) March 16, 2021
wheeeeeee @bafeldman beating substack (and so many others) with the ugly stick https://t.co/gTzZLRNpsp pic.twitter.com/yn9ZMyS0gZ
— foster kamer. (@weareyourfek) March 16, 2021
I wrote about Facebook's newsletter venture, Substack, and why writers are influencers now https://t.co/niTNyP22sJ
— Jacob Silverman (@SilvermanJacob) March 16, 2021
Just what the news industry needs: more precarity, demands for personal branding, opportunities for harassment and vulnerability to changes in the Facebook algorithm. https://t.co/PDRStkSo4R
— Emma Jacobs (@ecjacobs) March 16, 2021
“If Facebook’s building out a content operation, it would only be logical to cement business ties with right-wing personalities Ben Shapiro and Dan Bongino, whose posts—chock-full of hateful disinformation—are often among the most shared” — @SilvermanJacob https://t.co/etrWRexfKX
— Tech Won't Save Us podcast (@techwontsaveus) March 16, 2021
Journos: Hey, platforms, you took the revenue God granted us so you should pay us!
— Jeff Jarvis (@jeffjarvis) March 16, 2021
Platforms: Well, ok, if you insist.
Journos: What're you trying to do, buy us?
https://t.co/bEFkS84KPz
love this industry. everything about it is great https://t.co/Xhno3EQ8xn
— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) March 16, 2021
"For some independent writers, a Substack-like newsletter platform represents the future of media—or at least the next viable thing until we are all once again 'disrupted' into joblessness. But Facebook represents a concern of a different order..."https://t.co/AWPsCpOKhX
— Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) March 16, 2021
UGC is dead, long live paying users who generate content!https://t.co/61lmgY97Np
— ⌗ChrisMessina (@chrismessina) March 17, 2021
/by @sarafischer #EnthusiastEconomy #CreatorEconomy
FacebookがSubstack類似プラットフォームの検証をあと少しで始める予定。ライターが自社サイトを簡単に作れたり、ニュースレターを作ることができるツールを用意しているとのこと。https://t.co/cByi2HMdiE
— Tetsuro Miyatake (@tmiyatake1) March 17, 2021
【クリエイタービジネス：各社の動きまとめ】
— すけ @ 脱大企業 (@Suke7251) March 16, 2021
■Twitterは、ニュースレタープラットフォームのRevue社を買収・自社製品に統合
■Facebookも、同じく独自のプラットフォームを準備
■LinkedInは、クリエイタープログラムの立ち上げを計画https://t.co/KB7yH3CGSd
Honestly, and I mean this sincerely, for fucks' sake. How about you just don't for once, Facebook? Uninspired media-killing drivel.https://t.co/t6VuFzethA
— Blaine Cook (@blaine) March 17, 2021
If you're a writer looking to build a business, Facebook can help.https://t.co/sCCTpAhgnx
— David Grant (@DW_Grant) March 16, 2021
> Self-publishing tool to create a site, email newsletter
> Integration w/ FB products (Live, Groups)
> Monetization tools, starting w/ subscriptions
More from @campbell_brown:
"Since 2018, we’ve invested $600 million to support journalism and we’re investing $1 billion in news over the next three years."https://t.co/wZ1FXRAmu1 https://t.co/wCQrnWZuOM
— Andy Stone (@andymstone) March 16, 2021
"Cutting a check is taking a proactive role in the creation of something. There's a reason the producers accept the Oscar for Best Picture." https://t.co/Ru1J9PfgWg
— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) March 16, 2021