It's common in the business press to read about the "creator economy," another terminological stab at what they used to call "Web 2.0," which itself was the new New Economy. When online platforms figure out ways to profit from their users "creating" things, you have a "creator economy" or, more holistically, a "creator ecosystem." Typically these "creators" are building on the apparatus of the "attention economy," another dubious catchphrase that refers to the tools that platforms have developed to distribute the works of the vast "creator" army at scale and the algorithms that sift through it all for consumers.
Creator destroyer
Creator destroyer
Creator destroyer
It's common in the business press to read about the "creator economy," another terminological stab at what they used to call "Web 2.0," which itself was the new New Economy. When online platforms figure out ways to profit from their users "creating" things, you have a "creator economy" or, more holistically, a "creator ecosystem." Typically these "creators" are building on the apparatus of the "attention economy," another dubious catchphrase that refers to the tools that platforms have developed to distribute the works of the vast "creator" army at scale and the algorithms that sift through it all for consumers.