 That question might be as old as the internet itself. 

That is why we are delighted to announce that all of our writers can now make money from Loop Media. This is a feature that has been a long-standing demand of our community and we can finally announce that we have integrated it successfully.

Our idea behind Loop Media was always this: leverage technology so writers have all the tools needed to express themselves, and unify them in a community of readers and writers, rather than being isolated in a solitary blog on the internet. 

, provide them avenues to monetize their content, so words of affirmation are not the only reward they can accrue. 

The monetization feature on the platform would be implemented through 

 Perhaps. But our other alternative was to introduce a paywall. That runs not only against Loop Media’s principles but also against the ethos of a free internet. 

The majority, if not all the news outlets today, already run on paywalls. Making money writing online has now been restricted to only paywalls. A message asking you to pay a monthly fee to access articles is common on many platforms and it becomes quite isolating. 

Not only does it make the content accessible to a select few who have the ability to pay, but it also forms exclusive bubbles of content consumers. 

We wanted to go against the grain and find ways in which we could maximise ad revenue for our writers. 

The ad revenue can accrue in two ways, although we have some ideas on how we can further increase the different streams. 

Remember, this is only the first version of our creator economy, and we need your comments on how to improve it. 

As the name suggests, ads with images and texts will be placed in articles, in between paragraphs. These are google adsense ads, and they barely generate any revenue

 - this is where we provide something new, they generate up to 100x times more than static ads!

As compared to static ads, video ads are the ones that generate the most revenue. To maximise this, we have introduced the concept of upvoting and downvoting an article. 

To register a vote, the reader must watch a rewarded ad, typically not exceeding 15-30 seconds. By watching the ad video, the reader would not only be registering his vote, but also unlocking the ability to comment, a pivotal reason why it is called a rewarded ad.

We are also experimenting with timing for a period of 2 weeks, to test whether votes can be maximised if there is a time limit involved, capitalising on the urgency.  

How to get the most out of rewarded ads: Create engaging content - the more controversial, the better. 

 From the topic, title, conclusion and ending questions. 

The more you motivate readers to like/dislike the article, or to comment, the more chances of them watching an ad. 

Articles that ask readers if BRICS is the future, if Trump should be persecuted or if the Western’s LGBTQ agenda is for everyone will get more likes/dislikes & comments - generating more revenue for you! 

Through our backend, we will be tracking the article views, comments and votes. Based on the data, the money would be redistributed to the writer. 

Once the earnings of the individual writer pass a certain threshold, they will be able to withdraw their money. We want to make earning money online seamless on our platform. 

Content writing online usually takes place through freelance writing, and writing on Loop Media is more or less like being a Freelance writer, but with added benefits. 

You are not told what to write, nor do we impose any censorship on your views.  

We have partnered up with third party ad-networks, based on our monthly impressions and views. In order to keep improving and increase the amount of money accrued from a single view of an ad, we have to keep growing. 

This is because attractive ad networks are available when our website impressions cross a certain threshold. The more writers we get, the more readers will come, and therefore, the creator economy will generate more and more. So make sure to share this article to other writers! 

Through our social media and our partnerships, we are trying to increase eyes on Loop Media and reach higher levels of ad maximisation. 

We would also like insist that you to spare no effort in spreading Loop Media’s word to anyone you think might be interested. 

Additionally, sharing the article on your personal socials and calling for people to vote on your articles is only going to help your cause, and indirectly, ours. 

If you have any questions about this or if you want to forward any writers/organisations for a partnership, you can drop an email to hello@loopmedia.app.

Early Bird

Thu Jan 05 2023 - If you ever struggled with writer’s block, you need to try this free AI tool. 

Have you ever struggled with writer’s block when you have to write an article from scratch? 

It's a frustrating and time-consuming experience, and it can be difficult to find ways to overcome it.

So when we saw all the amazing Artificial Intelligence technology that's been released recently, we thought it could help our writers. 

, click the moving robot on the editor tools menu 

(he's all the way on the right, next to "add image")

 and by just filling out some keywords, it will create part of the article for you!

 But once you have a main body, writer’s block ceases to exist. 

The feature is incredible. With just a few instructions, the artificial intelligence will create amazing content in seconds. 

At that point, all you have to do is write a hook/introduction, tie together the paragraphs, add images, hyperlinks and any other rich text.

By removing the mental obstacles that sometimes prevent writers from moving forward with their work, this tool removes the #1 obstacle for 99% of writers.

We just implemented this feature, so we would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

This tool won't write a good article. Not by itself. The content it creates lacks a human touch. Without a human complementing it, it's a machine for regurgitated, bland content. 

It is also unable to fact-check or confirm the veracity of the data it produces, or create content about things that happened after 2021. 

But if used properly, it's a powerful tool for content creators. 

If you fill out the form and publish whatever comes out, without adding your original ideas, images, fact-checking the content, adding hyperlinks and rich-text... you aren’t using this tool correctly. 

AI should work alongside you, not in place of you.

The first users loved it during testing, we hope you enjoy it as well.

And if you know anyone that would like to try it, share this with them!

As usual, we love to hear feedback and comments. More cool features incoming!

We added Artificial Intelligence to help writers

All you have to do is publish an article in loopmedia.app, between January 1st and February 1st, to be eligible to win!

We will announce the winner on February 2nd.

For more info you can always write us an email at hello@loopmedia.app

You can also check out our previous announcement of the competition by clicking 

(We added a couple more days to the competition: instead of ending on January 31st it will end on February 2nd)

We repeating the two 100$ competitions for writers: 

Right here (loopmedia.app) and every month! 

This competition starts on January 1st and ends on January 31st. 

Sign up for Loop Media and click "write article", it's that easy! Anyone that writes an article automatically enters the competition!

It's mainly economy, politics, society, tech, and current events... But you can write about whatever you want!

You can also contact us at hello@loopmedia.app for further information! 

 we were doing a writer's cash competition. 

The next cash competition will start at the beginning of 2023. 

Stay tuned! We will be posting more about it in the following weeks! 

It's been a while since we last posted our 

We don't want to clutter the home page with 

 articles, but this is a pretty big announcement: 

We've grown to over 15,000 web clicks this month, but we are not done yet! 

We have created two 100$ competitions for writers: 

Right here (loopmedia.app) and every month! This first competition ends on December 15th.

We will look at who had the most clicks in total, 

 article with the most views, and that person will get 

It's mainly economy, politics, society, tech, and current events...

 launch of Loop Media!  We’ve been working and tweaking it for a long time and now we want to see how it goes in the real world.

But before that happens, we’ve been doing some initial testing with our amazing first writers, looking for bugs and ways to complete & improve the platform. 

We love the feedback on what you think, so please let us know what you like and what you don't like. We want to make sure we're building the best possible product for writers and readers! 

, or message us directly on Instagram at 

, was to be able to add images from your own files & computers. 

That’s been done, and we have heard and are working on everything else! From design to editing after publishing, video, following, notifications, sharing button, chat, email for when the publications are approved and many more things!

We are going to repeat the process of testing everything out with an initial group of content creators until we prepare and also experiment with the different marketing channels we are considering. 

We hope that in the next few months we become the platform where writers and thinkers come to check on what other people around the globe feel, experience and believe, without language barriers or algorithms that decide the content you consume. That's our mission, and we are extremely grateful and thankful for every single early tester! 

 with the critiques and let us know what you want!

The recent energy crisis in Europe has shown how vulnerable the world remains to future energy shortages. In this regard, I propose a reliable and green alternative.

Europe experienced a severe energy crisis starting in the last quarter of 2021. The post-pandemic reopening of global economies triggered a steep rise in demand. The lack of sufficient supplies caused by reduced investment in the energy sector due to the pandemic led to exponential growth in the prices of natural gas, coal, electricity, and other forms of energy compared to the same period in 2020. Since then, Europe’s energy problems have continued and highlighted a big weakness in their energy policy. The crisis was not the first of its kind but rather the latest instance in a series of periodic energy crises in the twenty-first century. I propose that submarine power cables run on renewable energy could be an all-encompassing solution to the challenges faced by global energy supply chains. Further, I argue that a global network of such cables could be the key to preventing future energy crises around the world.

A key reason contributing to the shortage was Russia's limitation of natural gas supply to Europe in order to meet its domestic demands. This was an indication of Europe’s dependence on Russian natural gas, and this would become a problem for European countries in a situation of geopolitical tensions. The Russian invasion of Ukraine came less than six months later and can be seen as a manifestation of the same. Similarly, another problem was the empty renewable energy stores due to inadequate solar and wind availability during the summer. In the United Kingdom, the crisis was further aggrandised by the shortage of truck drivers, even leading to coal-based electricity companies shutting down due to the increasing costs. Thus, there are three main challenges that Europe needs to counter in order to prevent such an energy crisis in the future: 1) geopolitical uncertainty; 2) climate change; and 3) logistics.

This is where submarine power cables could provide an all-encompassing solution. Submarine cables have long been used for communications, including transferring data and internet broadband. Many of these are long intercontinental cables, such as those running across the Atlantic, connecting the Americas with Europe and Africa. On the other hand, submarine power cables have so far only been used over short distances, not more than 2-3 hundred kilometres. Such cables are found mostly in inland North America and Europe. However, there has been a rising trend of completed and proposed submarine power cables spanning large distances. For example, the 700 km North Sea Link between Norway and the UK became operational in 2021, making it the longest submarine power cable in the world. Similarly, the Australia-ASEAN Power Link (AAPL) is a proposed 4500 km undersea cable that would connect Australia and Singapore. Undersea power cables would play a significant role in reducing vulnerability to geopolitical events, especially in the case of Europe and North America as they would reduce Europe’s reliance on Russian oil and natural gas. This would benefit those countries that depend on hostile or unreliable countries for their energy supply as undersea connections with friendly or allied countries would significantly increase their energy security.

Another common trend in energy production is the global shift from the conventional sources of coal, oil and natural gas to greener and renewable sources such as solar, hydro and wind energy. This has been a response to tackle the increasing global warming to which emissions from non-renewable energy contribute significantly. Today, we are witnessing a vicious cycle where the same climate change that has forced countries to move towards renewable sources is hampering the harnessing of renewable energy, as seen in Europe due to inadequate solar and wind availability in the last two summers. Therefore, submarine power cables alone are not enough if they are powered by non-renewable energy rather than green sources, since this will only further contribute to the cycle of increasing climate change and further hinder the harnessing of renewable energy required to counter it.

In this regard, it is important for these undersea cables to be powered by renewable sources, not only preventing further climate change induced by use of non-renewable sources but also preventing obstacles to the production of renewable energy. The use of green-energy submarine cables would also help reduce the variables in terms of logistics. For example, factors such as the closure of land borders, disruptions in transportation due to natural calamities or strikes, a rise in fuel costs, etc. Another problem of logistics seen in the current European energy crisis was that regions received erratic amounts of renewable resources such as sun and wind, often leading to an imbalance of supply and demand. Since renewable energy cannot be stored for long periods of time, a lot of potential is wasted. Submarine power cables would ensure regions receiving excess solar or wind energy could instantly transfer it to countries facing shortages. This would help reduce wastage as well as help regions battle scarcity of these resources.

While these cables provide many perceived benefits, they also face certain limitations. There are three types of challenges to the viability of such cables: 1) operational, 2) security and 3) legal. Firstly, the installation of power cables over long distances underwater is an expensive and time-consuming process. They also face problems with energy loss and the difficulty of conducting maintenance. Secondly, these cables, although installed with multiple protective layers, are still vulnerable to damage, causing disruption and waste of energy. Safety risks include damage from natural calamities such as cyclones or tornadoes as well as from fishing or naval activities. Similarly, while cables might eliminate risks emanating from geopolitical tensions, they remain greatly vulnerable to intentional sabotage from other states. This problem is further exacerbated in international waters due to the loss of wartime protection for undersea cables under international maritime law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). 

There have been multiple studies assessing the feasibility of long-distance submarine power cables powered by green energy from both an operational and legal angle, increasingly so since 2010. Many of these believed such ventures would not only be operationally feasible but also economically beneficial. Cables between North America and Europe, Europe and Africa, as well as Asia and Oceania, are some of the most widely discussed options. There has also been policy action to realise such projects. The most recent example includes India’s hypothesised undersea power cables to Saudi Arabia as well as a trilateral cable with France and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). These cables have empirically been effective over short distances, yet their performance over longer ranges and longer periods of time remains to be seen. However, it is certain that policy action amongst most governments has increased significantly, triggered by the combined effect of the pandemic, the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine, as countries strive for energy security.

Submarine Power Cables as a Renewable Solution to Future Energy Crises

UAV attack on the Kremlin.This Article is unbiased.The Kremil air defense system prevented the attack by two UAVs on the Presidential Palace in the Kremlin in Moscow

The Kremil air defense system prevented the attack by two UAVs on the Presidential Palace in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia.

The drone attack on the Kremlin is not an ordinary attack. There were a few plans and tactics here. This was a trap. We'll see who falls into the trap.

After the attempted attack on Kremil, Putin made a statement and said that they will respond. He can attack the presidential palace in Kyiv.

It is also important to which country the UAVs used in the attack on the Kremlin belong. If these two UAVs were made in Türkiye, this may cause some trouble. With the Ukraine war, cooperation and agreements between Russia and Turkey have greatly increased. This bothers many EU countries, with the USA in the first place. Close relations between Russia and Turkey are considered unacceptable by Western countries.

Even if it is announced that these drone parts are Turkish-made, this will not negatively affect the relations between Turkey and Russia. 

If it is announced that the drones in the attack on the Kremlin are Israeli-made drones, this may affect the cooperation between Russia and Israel in the Middle East. 

As it is known, Israel has recently provided UAV assistance to Ukraine, and both Turkey and Israel have good relations with Russia.

This war is likely to spread and everything will change after 9 May. May 9 will be the day when Ukraine will start the big attack.

Ukraine will attack Russia for the last time with the power it has behind it. Whoever has the stronger cards will win.

UAV attack on the Kremlin.

Earthquakes are complex phenomena that occur due to the sudden release of energy stored in the Earth’s crust. They are caused by the movement of tectonic plates, whi

Earthquakes are complex phenomena that occur due to the sudden release of energy stored in the Earth’s crust. They are caused by the movement of tectonic plates, which are large pieces of the Earth’s crust that move relative to each other. When these plates move past each other, they can get stuck, and the energy that builds up as a result can cause the plates to suddenly shift, resulting in an earthquake.

Do scientists predict the earthquake as predicted by the weather?

Earthquakes and weather conditions are two fundamentally different types of phenomena, which present different challenges to scientists who seek to predict them.

Weather conditions are primarily driven by large-scale atmospheric patterns, which can be tracked and monitored through a combination of ground-based and satellite observations. This data is fed into sophisticated computer models that simulate the behavior of the atmosphere over time, allowing meteorologists to make increasingly accurate forecasts.

In contrast, earthquakes are caused by the sudden release of energy that has built up within the Earth’s crust over long periods of time. While we have a good understanding of the underlying geological processes that lead to earthquakes, there are many factors that make it difficult to predict exactly when and where they will occur.

* Complexity of the Earth’s crust: The Earth’s crust is a complex, three-dimensional system with a wide range of geological features, such as faults, fractures, and layers of rock with different properties. Predicting how stress and strain will build up and be released over time in this complex system is a daunting task.

*Lack of continuous monitoring: Unlike weather, which can be monitored in real-time using a range of sensors and satellites, earthquakes can be much more difficult to monitor continuously. Seismic activity can be measured using seismometers, but these devices are often few and far between and can miss important details about small, low-frequency earthquakes that might be harbingers of larger ones.

*Randomness and unpredictability: Earthquakes are fundamentally unpredictable events that can occur suddenly and without warning. While some earthquakes are preceded by foreshocks or other warning signs, many are not, and even large earthquakes don’t always lead to aftershocks.

* Time scales: Unlike weather events, which generally unfold over hours or days, the processes that lead to earthquakes occur over much longer time scales. For example, the buildup of stress along a fault might take years or even decades, and the forces involved can be influenced by factors that are difficult to measure or predict.

*Uncertainty in data and models: Even if we have data on seismic activity, geological features, and other factors that can influence earthquakes, there is always a level of uncertainty in how we interpret that data and how we model the system. This uncertainty can make it difficult to accurately predict the timing and location of earthquakes.

Despite these challenges, there have been some successes in earthquake prediction in recent years. For example, scientists have been able to use satellite data to identify areas where the ground is rising or sinking, which can be an indication of tectonic activity. Additionally, advances in computer modeling and data analysis are helping researchers better understand the complex interactions that lead to earthquakes. However, much more work is needed before we can reliably predict earthquakes with the same degree of accuracy as weather forecasts.

One of the biggest challenges is the complex and highly variable nature of the Earth’s crust, which makes it difficult to accurately model and predict how stress and strain will build up and be released over time. Additionally, earthquakes can be triggered by a wide range of factors, such as changes in groundwater levels, volcanic activity, and even human activities like mining and drilling.

Overall, while there has been significant progress in the field of earthquake prediction in recent decades, it remains an extremely difficult and complex problem. Nonetheless, scientists are continuing to develop new techniques and technologies to better understand and predict earthquakes, with the hope of someday being able to provide more accurate warnings and help minimize the impact of these catastrophic events.

More information about earthquakes is link below 

How to make money writing on Loop Media

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Our Monthly Writer's 200$ Cash Competition

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