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In reply to the discussion: 1 in 5 U.S. adults get their news from social media influencers, according to Pew report [View all]

Martin68

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4. I suspect the number is much higher than 1 in 5. Is there agreement on the definition of "social media influencer?"
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 02:16 PM
Nov 18

I would suggest Trump, Musk, Tucker Carlson, and many other administration supporters are "social media influencers."

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1 in 5 U.S. adults get their news from social media influencers, according to Pew report [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 18 OP
Influencer is about the most disgusting term imaginable (Other than Trump's first and secong) NoRethugFriends Nov 18 #1
"Influencer" is fine for non-political things. in politics, the appropriate term is "propagandist". unblock Nov 18 #2
I don't see why you would exclude politics. Martin68 Nov 18 #5
Because there's a more specific term. unblock Nov 18 #7
OK, I understand your opinion. the fact that there is a more specific term available does not invalidate the use to a Martin68 Nov 19 #12
Disagree. I hate therm and the practioners, political or otherwise. NoRethugFriends Nov 18 #8
Not saying I approve, just saying I'm fine with the word. unblock Nov 18 #9
I understand. The concept of leading sheep on social platforms disgusts me. NoRethugFriends Nov 18 #10
Interesting stats truddy777 Nov 18 #3
I suspect the number is much higher than 1 in 5. Is there agreement on the definition of "social media influencer?" Martin68 Nov 18 #4
They maybe be SM influencers, but not much with the younger generation if at all. PortTack Nov 18 #6
100,000,000 young Americans are on Twitter womanofthehills Nov 18 #11
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