Fortnite's Creator Economy 2.0 pays island makers 40% of net revenue
Epic replaced Fortnite's 5% promo-code payouts with a monthly pool of 40% of net revenue split by engagement — $352 million paid to 70,000 creators by 2024.
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Epic replaced Fortnite's 5% promo-code payouts with a monthly pool of 40% of net revenue split by engagement — $352 million paid to 70,000 creators by 2024.
Fall lesenTully's grafts endangered Typica coffee onto disease-resistant roots with Japan's tsugiki technique and sells the revived beans as premium 'Peru Typica 100%'.
Fall lesenAfter COVID crushed dine-in, Marugame Udon launched a udon you shake in a cup and reframed shaking as dancing — 2.5M servings in 10 weeks, ACC 2024 Grand Prix.
Fall lesenDeloitte replaced annual ratings with weekly employee-driven check-ins and per-project 'snapshots' of four future-focused questions.
Fall lesenPost-Covid Thailand stopped fearing invisible germs, so Dettol personified dirt as corrupt behavior — a satirical film Thailand shared by the millions.
Fall lesenKANEBO declares it sells hope, not cosmetics, then proves it in 60-second films: lipstick becomes courage, foundation identity — an ACC Film Craft Grand Prix.
Fall lesenAhead of India's 2024 election, The Times of India printed its pages in electoral-ink purple, one page per 132 absent voters, to urge citizens to vote.
Fall lesenTBS sent volunteer armies against comedian Takeshi Kitano's castle through absurd elimination games — failure was the show, and the world copied it for decades.
Fall lesenKossmanndejong designed Stapferhaus' health exhibition as a therapeutic journey from diagnosis to discharge — it drew a record 150,000 visitors.
Fall lesenAccenture Song turned Philipstown's wire-car race into a Prime Video documentary, a digital-twin game and a store that funds youth education.
Fall lesenJosh Spencer moved his used-book shop into a 1914 bank and built it as art — tunnels, vault shelves, paper murals — making the browsing itself the draw.
Fall lesenPeru's biggest supermarket sold flagship gadgets at S/146 — the bib number of racewalker Kimberly García — to viewers who stayed up to watch her race.
Fall lesenAzukaruko-chan turns phone-only sick-child daycare booking into a real-time smartphone service — 275,000 reservations, ACC 2023 Innovation Grand Prix.
Fall lesenInstagram AR filters scan disputed British Museum artefacts and teleport them home with first-person histories — 18M impressions, 7 D&AD Pencils.
Fall lesenFor the McNugget's 40th birthday, McDonald's Switzerland sold individual nuggets so every table could share evenly — record sales and a Webby.
Fall lesenAt Velocity 2009 Flickr's ops and dev leads showed 10+ production deploys a day built on shared tools and no-blame culture — the blueprint DevOps grew from.
Fall lesenDutchie fights Thailand's online health misinformation with soap-opera robbery comedy, then its hero hands back the true gut facts — ADFEST 2025 Bronze.
Fall lesenA Changsha milk-tea brand refused to leave home for seven years; when it finally did, the Wuhan opening drew 8-hour queues and 300-yuan resellers.
Fall lesenArtists invite residents to write down what annoys them and sing it together — an open format that spread from Birmingham and Helsinki around the world.
Fall lesenA white studio, one microphone, one unedited take: Sony Music's YouTube channel turns raw performance into content — 7M subscribers by 2022, ADFEST 2022 Grande.
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