Creator Caucus is launched in Congress with the support of Patreon, YouTube

YVETTE CLARKE (D-Ny) and R-TX House launched the two parties Creators in Congress On Thursday, which aims to support the Creator’s economy.

Although it seems to be a dream tube to earn a living on the Internet, this industry has become a reality-Oxford’s economy is estimated that the ecological system in YouTube alone works more than 390,000 full-time rewards in 2022, while Goldman Sachs is estimated that the creator’s economy may deserve half a trillion dollars by 2027.

But the United States government does not have much organizational supervision or understanding the economy of the Creator as is the case, which leaves creators companies in a scope.

Actor Clark said in A. “With the continued presence of creators on the Internet of digital content on billions worldwide, Congress must work to ensure resources and protection to support their success in this new era of startups,” Actor Clark said in A. statement.

Matthew Patrick (Matbak) and Stephanie Patrick, who founded the media in the famous digital production studio, spoke at a press event to launch The Taucus. The husband and the bilateral wife spent more than a year to pressure Capitol Hill to defend the needs of the creators.

“We are trying to educate legislators about what the creative economy is, and it is an actual task and that we are actually small companies, and as a result, there are some tax symbols and things that apply to small companies,” Matthew Patrick (the creator known as Matpat) Teccrunch said last year. “Even when you talk to accountants, they are like, well, are you though? Because there is no clear indication of tax models – like, what is the work of the Creator?”

Patrix also led to note that the Creator’s economy is not an industry confined to the coast, at hot points in the entertainment industry such as New York City and Los Angeles – it is an industry that needs support throughout the country. Theoretical media and MrbeastThe most popular on YouTube in the world, both of which are located in North Carolina. Meanwhile, John and Hank Green used their success on YouTube to launch works such as the educational media company ComplicatedThat has a headquarters in Indiana and Montana.

Patterion YouTube, one of the most important companies that help creative companies to work, has confirmed their support for the new gathering.

As a blog of Patrion’s blog ExplainCreators often build companies without the same protection as more traditional companies, such as insurance, disaster relief, and access to loans. Even startups like Mali balls It has originated to fill some of these gaps, and to provide commercial credit cards and banking services to creators who are often rejected these services because old financial institutions do not understand their business.

“Often, creators are ignored in economic policy discussions – although they are small business owners, employers and cultural taste makers in every region in Congress,” explained by Courtney Dove, Patrone President of Foreign Affairs and Strategic Participation, in a statement. “The creator’s gathering in Congress from the two parties is a decisive step towards identifying its influence and ensuring that there is a seat on the table in the formation of policies that affect its livelihoods.”