Wokbung Wantaim

  For more than 10 years, people in countries like Kenya, India, and the Philippines have been earning real money by simply uploading videos, short clips, and other content to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok. Many of them, including young people in their early 20s, are making more than K4,000 per month, which is equal to around USD $1,000. That’s more than what many people in regular office jobs in PNG earn. So how does this work? 💡 What Is Monetisation? “Monetisation” means turning views and likes on your online content into money. Platforms like YouTube pay you when people watch the ads that appear on your videos. For example: A YouTube video that gets 100,000 views might earn the creator around K500 to K2,000, depending on where the viewers are from and the type of content. Platforms like TikTok and Facebook also pay creators when their content gets popular. These platforms send payments through systems like Google AdSense or digital wallets like PayPal. That’s how...

  Against the odds: The positive vibe, thrilled and persistent The 34th ELCPNG Synod in Ialibu promised a monumental event, and our audio/visual team was determined to make it shine. But little did we know, what awaited us was an odyssey of unexpected hurdles and ingenious solutions. Buckle up, for this is a tale of unwavering dedication and triumph in the face of adversity. Planning Under Fire: A Month to MacGyver Magic We knew our PTZ cameras, SRT protocol, VMix, and VSAT setup would be the magic wands. But with equipment arriving just one month before the event, we had to channel our inner MacGyvers. Sleepless nights were spent reworking plans, meticulously reviewing site surveys, and conducting endless test runs. Landing in Ialibu: Time Crunch Meets Construction Chaos We arrived with 72 hours in hand, only to find the main hall shrouded in construction dust. No space to unpack, no power – just 24 hours before the grand opening. Undeterred, we scoured a nearby school library, bu...