Day: June 8, 2023

Los Angeles, CA, September 26, 2022 –(PR.com)– Okfans gives content creators across a variety of industries and niches – including established YouTubers, fitness gurus, health and wellness coaches, adult artists, musicians, and models – an established income stream from their profession.

While it is not solely a platform for explicit adult content, the uncensored nature of the website will appeal particularly to adult content creators, who can monetize content in a safe space visible only to subscribing fans. A dedicated Content Removal Service adds a layer of security to protect adult artists from leaked or stolen intimate videos or images.

A New Way for Content Creators To Earn Money

Agim, CEO at Okfans says, “Content creators worldwide are essentially handing out their talent for free on social sites like TikTok and Instagram. And influencers will know making money from traditional social sharing is a long, laborious process of pitching and networking.

“OKFans offers another way. It offers instant access to revenue streams. It’s a ready-made paying audience for artists of all descriptions. Adult and otherwise.

“We’re turning social sharing on its head. Instead of paying out for ads to get your content seen, we put your content in front of people who want to pay to see it. Your content, your talents have value. Okfans will turn that value into dollars.”

How Okfans Works?

Content creators share their exclusive content, fans pay a monthly membership for the privilege of accessing content via the site. Content creators selling exclusive content keep 80% of their sales, with the platform taking a 20% commission.

Content creators can then access and withdraw the money earned on the platform by signing into their personal accounts.

About Okfans

Okfans is a subscription social platform changing how content creators can earn money from social sharing. Fans pay for content via a monthly subscription, while content creators can set up their own businesses within the site to monetize their profession.

European Venture Shows Resilience According to Atomico Report

The slowdown in venture capital funding has been a worldwide phenomenon, and research by VC firm Atomico reveals that this “adjusted market reality is here to stay”. Based on data from Dealroom and Crunchbase, Atomico predicts a 52% decline in European start-up funding this year compared to 2021, assuming no changes. This is a decline, but similar to the downward trend in other major regions.

---

The Exchange covers startups, markets, and finance.

Read it daily on TechCrunch+ or get The Exchange newsletter every Saturday.

---

It is worth noting that the report excludes Israel, which is often included in European venture data summaries, as well as biotech, secondaries, debt, or lending capital. The exclusion of some of these sectors and funding routes, which are experiencing growth, is significant. However, the geographical, sectoral, and funding-type limitations are consistent with previous Atomico reports, providing a reliable basis for historical comparison.

Similar to the United States, Europe is facing similar challenges, including infrequent exits and a poorly performing IPO market. However, recent European venture capital totals are still worth examining for potential optimism despite the predicted decrease in funding levels.

The Bad News Isn’t So Bad After All

According to Atomico, European tech investment volumes are expected to reach $51 billion in 2023, approximately half of the 2021 levels. However, the comparison is not very useful as it was a year of exceptional growth. A more useful comparison is with previous years with a more stable funding climate than the inflated 2021 figures.

Purcellville, VA, September 27, 2022 –(PR.com)– From a survey of the academic core curricula of more than 1,100 colleges and universities, Patrick Henry College was recognized as one of only 24 institutions to receive an “A” rating and one of only seven colleges to earn a grade of 100%, in the American Council of Trustees and Alumni “What Will They Learn?”® annual report for the 2022-2023 school year.

“What Will They Learn?”® (WWTL) rates on an “A” through “F” scale based on how many of seven core subject institutions require students to study. Of the 1,100 in the report, PHC is one of just 24 institutions that requires at least six of the seven subjects to join the prestigious list of “A” schools and one of only seven schools to require all seven WWTL subjects—earning a grade of 100% and placing PHC in the top 1% in the nation. Additionally, PHC is the only Protestant/evangelical college in the nation that requires students to study all seven.

According to ACTA, “A well-designed general education curriculum equips students for conversations of perennial human concern and provides a foundation in essential aspects of our political, economic, and scientific systems.”

Because ACTA only reviews colleges and universities that are regionally accredited, the “A” rating from ACTA was only possible because of the recent vote by the Board of Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges who voted unanimously to accept PHC’s application for membership. Patrick Henry College is now regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

By demonstrating compliance with the Principles of Accreditation, SACSCOC accreditation gives our students and their families confidence that PHC has adequate resources, programs, and services to promote student success. It also assures graduate programs and employers of PHC’s educational quality.­­­

“The ‘A’ rating from ACTA’s What Will They Learn?® project is a distinct honor for Patrick Henry College and, along with regional accreditation from SACSCOC, confirms the effectiveness of our academic program. After just 22 years of existence, PHC has won more moot court national championships than any other college in America, had more graduates clerk for the US Supreme Court than any other evangelical Christian college in the nation, and continues an unparalleled track record of success in placing alumni in top graduate programs, law schools, and every level of government,” said Jack W. Haye, PHC’s president.

PHC offers a unique conservative Christian education that follows a classical liberal arts methodology. The fusion of three commitments sets Patrick Henry College apart from any other college in the world:

· High Academic Rigor
· Fidelity to the Spirit of the American Founding
· Unwavering Biblical Worldview.

Primary Contact:
Stephen C. Allen, Assistant VP and Director of Communication
540.441.8722 | Email: scallen@phc.edu
Patrick Henry College | 10 Patrick Henry Circle | Purcellville, VA 20132 | phc.edu