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Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker on Friday signed into law a first-of-its-kind bill entitling young social media influencers to a percentage of earnings for monetized videos they appear in. The law, which could accelerate interest for similar legislation in other states, marks one of the first known examples of…

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With as many classes and subclasses as there are in Dungeons & Dragons’ current edition, trying to find balance for all of them is inevitably going to end up with some being left behind.

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Want to skip those annoying, long, repetitive ad breaks on YouTube? Well, Google-parent Alphabet is going to need you to pay more. The YouTube Premium subscription service now costs $13.99, up $2 from before. Thinking about paying annually? Well, now you’re going to need to pony up $139.99, $20 more than it was…

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J. Alexander selfie in front of a cruise ship.
J. Alexander took more than 20 cruises last year and documented it on his YouTube channel, The Shiplife.
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J. Alexander selfie on a cruise ship deck with pool in background
J. Alexander runs The Shiplife YouTube channel where he has more than 195,000 subscribers.
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  • YouTube creators who are part of the Partner Program can monetize their videos with ads.
  • YouTube earnings ranged between $1.61 and $29.30 per 1,000 views, according to recent interviews with Insider.
  • The YouTube creators said their monthly earnings ranged from $82 to $83,000.
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