hmm. one of the creators mentioned in that Wired piece about liberal donors funding influencers strongly disputes most of the assertions www.instagram.com/reel/DN3xSpI...
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hmm. one of the creators mentioned in that Wired piece about liberal donors funding influencers strongly disputes most of the assertions www.instagram.com/reel/DN3xSpI...
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it also makes that Chorus thing look a lot better. according to her, they *are* doing a lot of the talent pipeline and backend stuff that I mentioned earlier, it's not at all secret, and they *aren't* exercising an iron grip on what the creators say bsky.app/profile/ryan...
I think paying established influencers would likely work okay, though I'd like to see more of a talent development pipeline rather than buying up big accounts. trying to keep it secret and attaching all kinds of conditions, though, not so smart, because it's going to leak and discredit them
Brian Tyler Cohen, who founded Chorus, categorically denies that it forbids people from mentioning membership or controls their content www.instagram.com/briantylerco...
Bryan Tyler Cohen @briantylercohen.bsky.social said there is a 1630 funder who is paying Taylor Lorenz $8000 a month. What is the name of that person; I didn’t hear you say it
I wrote a piece on why both sides have a right to be upset, and what groups like Chorus can do to be more transparent in the future.