Brooke Schultz

Content creator Cynthia Huang Wang works below the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in San Francisco, Monday, April 8, 2024. Despite a strong job market, there are still thousands of people who have found themselves out of work across industries stretching from tech to retail to media. But rather than trying to find another job in their old role, some workers are turning to online content creation. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Tech layoffs push part-time content creators into becoming full-time influencers—but it’s not easy: ‘You have to be ready to fail, ready to not make a lot of money’

By Brooke Schultz and The Associated Press

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NPR fired a reporter for his stand-up comedy act outside of work. An arbitrator thought it was ‘simply funny’ and reinstated him

By Brooke Schultz and The Associated Press

FILE – Singer Taylor Swift performs on stage in a concert at Wembley Stadium on June 22, 2018, in London. On the heels of a messy ticket roll out for Swift’s first tour in years, fans are angry; they’re also energized against Ticketmaster. While researchers agree that there’s no way to tell how long the energy could last, the outrage shows a way for young people to become more politically engaged through fan culture. (Photo by Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP, File)

Taylor Swift ticket debacle has set off a fan political movement to take down Ticketmaster

By Brooke Schultz and The Associated Press