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Consultant’s Corner: Lori Lewis – Lori Lewis Media
“Social Media is not about volume, it's about differentiation” – Lori Lewis.
Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban, App to Face U.S. Extinction Unless Sold by ByteDance
A sale of the social media app would need to be approved by China, with experts alleging that would be an unlikely outcome.
Why News/Talk Radio — From the C-Suite to the Producer’s Booth — Should Lead the Push to Reverse TikTok Ban
If you like revenue, ratings, and relevance, TikTok is a tool, not a competitor, and not something to fear.
TikTok Ban Isn’t About Free Speech, It’s About Ending Media Warfare
Social media algorithms are not speech. They are manipulative tools being used to keep you scrolling and addicted to your phone/apps.
Radio Companies Are Opening The Door For Creators and Digital Giants to Emerge
"I understand radio's need to control costs, but each time a top talent is sent packing, they're being dared to launch a business and create future revenue pain for their former outlet."
TikTok Releases Statement About Future After Court Rules App Can Be Banned in United States
If ByteDance fails to sell TikTok by January 19, the law would require app store companies, such as Apple and Google, and internet hosting providers to stop supporting the app.
Will The Media Industry Adapt To Technological Changes?
"How many traditional news outlets are effectively using TikTok, for example? How well did traditional media fare when Facebook and Google took their content and advertising revenue?"
What Does The Rise Of Bluesky Mean For Sports Twitter?
Bluesky is in the middle of its breakthrough moment, having added over 1 million new users since the election.
Redefining News Coverage In The Influencer Age
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More Than Half of US Adults Get News from Facebook or YouTube, New Study Shows
33% said they use Facebook for news, which is down from the 36% who responded similarly in 2020.