Jan 12, 2021
Content creators can now earn income from live streaming content

DALLAS, USA - January 11, 2021 /MarketersMedia/ —
Clapper, the popular short video social platform, today announced the launch of its new Clapper Live service for live streaming. With Clapper Live, content creates can earn income from their own live content—free from the increasing threat of censorship now pervading the dominant social media platforms.
“Beside Clapper FAM, a new monetization feature that allows creators to capitalize on superfans, Clapper is launching live steaming to further increase the timely communication and interaction between creators and users,” explained a spokesman for Clapper. “We are constantly adding more new ways for creators with a moderate audience to obtain substantial income. All we do is to build up a creator economy to increase the income of creators to motivate them to better create creative and valuable content.”
Clapper undeniably provides the best tools in the industry for creators to accomplish the objective of free speech with no limitations on the abundance of content variety that can be produced. Content creating users get access to an easy and intuitive interface that makes using the app simple and effortless. They can easily record videos of local news along with their opinions on the news. Users can add hashtags to their posts to strengthen their search optimization, e.g., #vote, #bestcommunity, #presidentialdebate, #election2020, #freespeech, #karen, or #extremeweather. App users are also able to download the videos they like in mp4 format and share the videos to their Twitter audiences very easily.
Clapper is gaining in popularity with liberty-minded Americans who are seeking a censorship-free social media platform. Indeed, the big social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube) are increasingly known for censoring and banning content they take upon themselves to deem inappropriate. These platforms are seeking to control private and public communication in the USA. Their censorship is affecting conservative voices, in particular.
With its audience growing, Clapper is now able to enable content monetization for its content creators. Clapper wants its users to feel a sense of freedom. The company understands that Americans deserve and want a platform where their can express their views and opinions without any restrictions.
“On Clapper, you can feel like yourself,” the spokesman added. “Chances are, you want to express your authentic self—your beliefs, opinions and views, even if they are unpopular, not accepted by the majority of society and are against the mass political trends. You are free to do this on Clapper. If you don't want to follow mainstream media and a set political agenda, you will find a home here.”
About Clapper
Clapper is the world’s first independent free speech video platform. It operates under the ethos that all opinions matter. Formerly known as NewsClapper, Clapper encourages freedom of speech and does not censor posts and comments. Users can freely express their personal opinions, political views, or share local video news. The platform provides a space for open dialog and user engagement.
To learn more visit https://newsclapper.com/
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