The News: After nearly two years of negotiations, countries have failed to reach a consensus on a treaty to address the global plastic
Let’s face it: the influencer landscape never sits still. When you think you’ve cracked the code, something new comes along to mix things up.
The buzz about whether to leave X is growing, and if you’re feeling unsure, you’re not alone. Platforms like BlueSky and Threads are gaining momentum, while X faces criticism for its toxic environment and shaky moderation.
Today the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivered the first Labour Budget in 15 years.
With the spooky season well and truly underway, let’s look back at the biggest platform updates and emerging trends that have caught our attention across socials this month.
TRENDS
Since the dawn of time, aka circa 2010, influencing has always been about inspiring a certain kind of lifestyle that followers aspire to achieve.
Instagram started rolling out “Teen Accounts” this week in a small number of markets as a test of several new features.
In a week when Taylor Swift weighed in on an explosive U.S. presidential debate, another piece of news emerged much more quietly.
Consider the last time you had a conversation about AI. What did it focus on? The time it saved on a task? The funny image you created? Fears over it replacing your job?
