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Twitter subscription service to be relaunched from this day

The social media company said on Saturday it would let users buy subscriptions to Twitter Blue to get a blue checkmark and access special features starting Monday.

Twitter is once again attempting to launch its premium service, a month after a previous attempt failed.
The social media company said on Saturday it would let users buy subscriptions to Twitter Blue to get a blue checkmark and access special features starting Monday.
The blue checkmark was originally given to companies, celebrities, government entities and journalists verified by the platform.
After Elon Musk bought Twitter for USD 44 billion in October, he launched a service granting blue checks to anyone willing to pay USD 8 a month. But it was inundated by imposter accounts, including those impersonating Musk's businesses Tesla and SpaceX, so Twitter suspended the service days after its launch.
The relaunched service will cost USD 8 a month for web users and USD 11 a month for iPhone users. Twitter says subscribers will see fewer ads, be able to post longer videos and have their tweets featured more prominently.&nbsp;
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Isak Munda from Odisha made over ₹5 lakh a month from YouTube. Here's a complete guide on how to start making money from YouTube videos.

Want to be a YouTube star? 5 simple steps to earn money from YouTube videos

How to make money with YouTube videos

How to make money with YouTube videos
(Breathe 5 seconds of video) This is YouTuber Isak Munda, from Odisha's Sambalpur district. Once a daily wage labourer, he took a loan of ₹3,000 to buy a smartphone and started his YouTube channel based around food when work dried up due to the Covid-19 lockdown. Today, he has over 7 lakh subscribers on YouTube, and receives up to ₹5 lakh a month from his YouTube videos.
So, how did he do it? How does one make money from YouTube videos?
//1. Identify your audience, set up your channel   When starting a Youtube channel, it is important to decide what kind of videos you&rsquo;ll be making, and what your audience will want to watch. Will you make cooking videos, review films, or do make up tutorials? There are many different kinds of videos people watch, so make sure you research what you want to do, and then set up your channel. Once your channel is up, you should be consistent with your uploads to make sure people see your videos.
//2. Join the YouTube Partner Program to make money from ads
Once you&rsquo;ve got over 1,000 subscribers, and people have watched your videos for over 4,000 hours in total, you can sign up for the YouTube Partner Program, and start making money from ads. When people view ads before your videos, you get paid a small amount. If your viewers have YouTube Premium, you will get paid according to the amount of time they spend watching your videos. You will need to set up a Google AdSense account to start earning money from ads. It is important to note that videos that contain foul language, adult content, violence, and other such subjects will not get monetised with ads.
//3. Fan memberships
Monetising videos with ads is a great way to start earning revenue, but it can be unreliable. A more steady method, once you&rsquo;ve built up a sizeable fan following, is to ask them to directly fund you through monthly memberships. You can use websites like Patreon, or even YouTube&rsquo;s own fan funding method. Subscribers can pay an extra amount to fund you every month, and in return you can provide exclusive content, more fan engagement, or early access to your videos.
//4. Brand partnerships
Another avenue YouTubers use to earn money is direct brand sponsorships. This is where instead of YouTube providing you with ads, and taking a cut of the payment, a brand can directly pay you for an ad spot in your video. If a YouTube channel has a pre-established subscriber base, this can be a lucrative practice for both brands and creators.
//5. Merchandise sales
Large YouTube channels can further diversify their income through merchandise sales. Fans are often eager to buy clothing, mugs, and novelty items like plush toys from their favourite creators. While complicated to set up and manufacture, merchandise sales can offer a lot more revenue to YouTubers than things like monetised ads.  There are a number of ways one can make money from being a YouTube creator. The important thing is to be consistent with your uploads, and keep making videos that your audience will like.

Isak Munda&nbsp;from Odisha made over ₹5 lakh a month from YouTube. Here's a complete guide on how to start making money from YouTube&nbsp;videos.

This is YouTuber Isak Munda, from Odisha's Sambalpur district. Once a daily wage labourer, he took a loan of ₹3,000 to buy a smartphone and started his YouTube channel based around food when work dried up due to the Covid-19 lockdown. Today, he has over 7 lakh subscribers on YouTube, and earns up to ₹5 lakh a month from his YouTube videos.
So, how did he do it? How does one make money from YouTube videos? Start a YouTube&nbsp;Channel
  When starting a YouTube channel, it is important to decide what kind of videos you&rsquo;ll be making, and what your audience will want to watch. Will you make cooking videos, review films, or do make up tutorials?
There are many different kinds of videos people watch, so make sure you research what you want to do, and then set up your channel. Once your channel is up, you should be consistent with your uploads to make sure people see your videos. Sign up for the&nbsp;YouTube Partner Program
Once you&rsquo;ve got over 1,000 subscribers, and people have watched your videos for over 4,000 hours in total, you can sign up for the YouTube Partner Program, and start making money from ads. When people view ads before your videos, you get paid a small amount. If your viewers have YouTube Premium, you will get paid according to the amount of time they spend watching your videos. Start earning money via ads
You will need to set up a Google AdSense account to start earning money from ads. It is important to note that videos that contain foul language, adult content, violence, and other such subjects will not earn revenue with ads. Move to a subscription model
Monetising videos with ads is a great way to start earning revenue, but it can be unreliable. A more steady method, is the subscription model so once you&rsquo;ve built up a sizeable fan following, you can directly ask them to fund you through monthly memberships. You can use websites like Patreon, or even YouTube&rsquo;s own fan funding method. Subscribers can pay an extra amount to fund you every month, and in return you can provide exclusive content, more fan engagement, or early access to your videos. Brand sponsorships
Another avenue YouTubers use to earn money is direct brand sponsorships. This is where instead of YouTube providing you with ads, and taking a cut of the payment, a brand can directly pay you for an ad spot in your video. If a YouTube channel has a pre-established subscriber base, this can be a lucrative practice for both brands and creators.
Merchandise sales
Large YouTube channels can further diversify their income through promoted&nbsp;merchandise sales. Fans are often eager to buy clothing, mugs, and novelty items like plush toys from their favourite creators. While complicated to set up and manufacture, merchandise sales can offer a lot more revenue to YouTubers than things like monetised ads.  
There are a number of ways one can make money from being a YouTube creator. The important thing is to be consistent with your uploads, and keep creating content/videos that your audience responds and engages with.&nbsp;

IPO of Dodla Dairy, the third largest player in terms of milk procurement saw a big response from investors on Day 1 itself. The IPO&nbsp;was fully subscribed on the first day attracting bids for 1.1 cr shares, which was 1.4 times the issue size of 85 lakh&nbsp;shares.Here is what you need to know about the IPO-:

IPO Watch: Dodla Dairy fully subscribed on Day 1

IPO of Dodla Dairy, the third largest player in terms of milk procurement saw a big response from investors on Day 1 itself. Should you invest?

IPO of Dodla Dairy, the third largest player in terms of milk procurement saw a big response from investors on Day 1 itself. The IPO&nbsp;was fully subscribed on the first day attracting bids for 1.1 cr shares, which was 1.4 times the issue size of 85 lakh&nbsp;shares. Here is what you need to know about the IPO-:
<ul>
<li>IPO Subscription&nbsp;Date - Jun 16 to 18, 2021</li>
<li>IPO Price -&nbsp;₹421 to ₹428&nbsp;per&nbsp;equity share</li>
<li>Lot Size - 35 Shares</li>
<li>Minimum Investment - ₹14,735</li>
<li>IPO Listing Date - Jun 28, 2021</li>
</ul>

Streaming giant Netflix faced back to work realties with subscriber additions collapsing in the Jan-March quarter.&nbsp;The streaming service added just 3.98 million subscribers in the first quarter, missing its own forecast of 6 million.&nbsp;
The slowdown is a cocktail of recovering economies and people resuming work as well as a lack of new hit shows as per analysts. The current Apr-June quarter is likely to be even more challenging&nbsp;with Netflix predicting just 1 million new customers, a sharp contrast to the 4 million projected by analysts.&nbsp;
The first quarter of 2020 had been the strongest in company history, with 15.8 million new customers,&nbsp;The latest three months, in contrast, marked the slowest first quarter since 2013, when Netflix added about 3 million customers.

Netflix pandemic euphoria eases, subscriber additions sink 

Streaming giant Netflix faced back to work realties with subscriber additions collapsing in the Jan-March quarter.&nbsp;The streaming service added just 3.98 million subscribers in the first quarter, missing its own forecast of 6 million.&nbsp;
The slowdown is a cocktail of recovering economies and people resuming work as well as a lack of new hit shows as per analysts. The current Apr-June quarter is likely to be even more challenging&nbsp;with Netflix predicting just 1 million new customers, a sharp contrast to the 4 million projected by analysts.&nbsp;
The first quarter of 2020 had been the strongest in company history, with 15.8 million new customers,&nbsp;The latest three months, in contrast, marked the slowest first quarter since 2013, when Netflix added about 3 million customers.

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