Vine reboot Byte has shared initial details of its partner program, which will give creators monetization options among other benefits like direct contact with the company, access to experimental ...

Byte, a short looping video and social network app — or, Vine 2 — has unveiled the details of its partner program. The program will see creators get paid for their work, something that gives Byte a ...

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Here's how the program works: every 120 days, Byte will establish a pool of funds that it will divide between participating creators. Participants go up a "Viewership Bracket" ladder the more views ...

A look at the most newsworthy programming stories in cable this week. Cable’s Emmys: The Primetime Emmys on Sunday were good to cable this year. It walked away with 24 wins, with broadcast receiving ...

Byte, an upcoming short video looping app created by the founder of the late Vine video hosting service, opened a program this week for future creators to register for the platform. Vine fans ...