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Lucia Moses

Covers creators and measurement. Bylines at businessinsider.com. Desk record: 16 signals cited since August 2026, 13 published, first to report 1. Updated November 3, 2026.

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Instagram pays creators up to $500,000 to post long-form video

Instagram pays creators up to $500,000 to post long-form video

Business Insider’s Sydney Bradley and Lucia Moses report that Instagram is offering select creators $50,000 to $500,000 to post long-form video to its new Features product, non-exclusively, as long as they also post same-day to YouTube.

Creators

Brands go direct with creators as spend hits $44 billion

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that marketers from Disney, e.l.f. Beauty, Keurig Dr Pepper, Yahoo and the NFL are spreading creator work across TikTok Live, YouTube, Substack and Threads, while increasingly hiring creators directly instead of through platform marketplaces.

Nov 2
Creators

WSJ plotted a six-show streaming slate, courted Emily Sundberg

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses and Nathan McAlone report that the Wall Street Journal drafted plans for a six-series streaming push, including a live morning show and an Emma Tucker interview franchise.

Oct 22
Creators

Khaby Lame’s $975 million merger stays frozen as stock craters 99%

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses and Dan Whateley report that a new Rich Sparkle Holdings filing shows Khaby Lame’s merger remains conditional on due diligence and valuation terms unchanged since January.

Oct 18
Creators

Vox Media signs Tiger Sisters podcast for sales and distribution

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that the Tiger Sisters, business and career podcasters Cherie and Jean Luo, are joining the Vox Media Podcast Network, which will handle sales, marketing, and distribution.

Oct 18
Retail-media

Citi launches ad network targeting 70 million cardholders

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that Citi is launching Citi Commerce Media, a new unit letting brands target ads to more than 70 million customers based on spending histories across its own app and outside properties like Facebook.

Sep 25
Creators

Bartlett, Authentic Brands launch $400 million creator venture OBSN

Steven Bartlett’s Steven.com is teaming with Authentic Brands Group to invest up to $400 million helping creators build lasting businesses. Named OBSN, the venture pairs Bartlett’s media playbook with Authentic’s brand-management expertise across more than 50 IP holdings.

Sep 15
Creators

CreatorFi raises $45 million to fund creators against platform revenue

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that CreatorFi raised $45 million in equity and debt to advance capital to creators against earnings from Roblox, Spotify, TikTok, and YouTube, up from a $12 million credit facility in 2025.

Sep 3
Creators

MrBeast’s biggest business risk is MrBeast himself

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses and Dan Whateley report that a Business Insider review of court documents and interviews finds investors in Beast Industries, valued above $5 billion, have raised “key man” concerns about Jimmy Donaldson’s outsize role.

Sep 2
Streaming

Netflix ads chief exits as leadership shakeup hits ad unit

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that Netflix advertising president Amy Reinhard has parted ways with Jon Whitticom, a key exec who helped build the streamer’s ad business. Ads product exec Marc Heneghan takes over on an interim basis during the search for a replacement.

Aug 25
Creators

Kick’s founders launch Club, a paid fan-community app for creators

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that the team behind livestreaming platform Kick is launching Club, an app letting creators earn direct payments and build fan communities, positioned as an antidote to bot- and AI-slop-filled social feeds.

Aug 20
Creators

YouTube dangles exclusivity payments to keep top creators off Netflix

Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports that YouTube is negotiating multimillion-dollar deals with select creators to keep videos exclusive to its platform for a set period, sources tell Business Insider. The move directly counters Netflix’s push to license creator content.

Aug 20