The Economist13d
Too many people want to be social-media influencers
Politicians are not the only ones to have spotted the growing sway of social-media stars. Over the past five years American ...
brandequity.economictimes.indiatimes10d
How India regulates its Social Media Influencers
File photo Tirupati, Oct 11 (IANS) Police have booked social media influencer Divvala Madhuri for making reels with her live-in partner and YSRCP MLC, Duvvada Srinivas, near the famed Venkateswara ...
Business 2 Community4d
Did Polymarket Circumvent US Ban by Paying Social Media Influencers?
Polymarket could get into regulatory trouble amid reports that the company paid social media influencers to promote election ...
Sydney Morning Herald7d
50 million and counting: Too many people want to be social media influencers
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Influencers are everywhere you look these days – including America’s campaign trail. Some 200 social media stars attended the ...
Scripps News on MSN6d
Social media influencer says Gen Z voters aren't going to sit on the sidelines this Election Day
Eight million teens are now eligible to vote for the first time in this election and social media influencers have been ...
Influencers are playing a big role in this year’s election. There’s no way to tell who’s getting paid for their endorsements
In 2024, political content posted by social media creators has become just as important as traditional celebrity endorsements ...
Vanguard6d
NDPC partners social media influencer to enhance data protection awareness
The National Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with social media influencer Enioluwa Adeoluwa to amplify efforts in educating Nigerians about data ...
CNN6d
A pro-Trump influencer says a Russian agent paid him $100 to post a fake voter fraud video. It wasn’t the first time
An American social media influencer said he was paid $100 by a pro-Kremlin propagandist to post a fake video of Haitian immigrants claiming to vote in the US presidential election. The payment was ...
The Australian Financial Review12d
Too many influencers are spoiling the boom
More than half of Gen Z now want to be social media influencers – which means fewer of them will be able to quit their day jobs to do so. Influencers are everywhere you look these days ...