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An opinion column in The Daily Signal criticized Donald Trump for an uncharitable social post about a Hollywood figure following reports of a tragic incident. Regardless of one’s politics, the episode is a useful reminder for social pros: timing and tone are as strategic as targeting and budget. When

MarketBeat’s screener spotlighting Trump Media & Technology Group, Strive, and JOYY today isn’t just fodder for traders-it’s a weather vane for where platform pressure may build next. A “stocks to watch” label typically reflects unusual attention or volatility, not necessarily a product change. But when public markets

Kevin O’Leary says if he had to start from zero, he’d skip building a startup and sell one thing to small businesses: customer acquisition via short-form video, structured as a results-based deal. The pitch is simple-use a smartphone to produce and publish short clips, then tie them to

Canada’s food economy is heading into a reset, driven by two forces marketers can’t ignore: consumers with megaphones and geopolitics that bite. Social media has made price scrutiny, sourcing questions, and corporate accountability more visible and organized than ever. At the same time, trade friction and policy tension

A marine expert is telling social audiences to eat species once dismissed as “garbage,” arguing that increased demand can relieve pressure on reefs. The message is simple but strategic: reframe underutilized or invasive species as desirable, cookable, and restaurant-worthy. The key takeaway here is not shock value-it’s supply redistribution.

In a brief Good Morning America interview clip that quickly ricocheted across social feeds, Timothée Chalamet name-checked Kylie Jenner’s upcoming film, The Moment, and even nodded to A24-then blushed. It’s a blink-and-you-miss-it endorsement, but the distribution wasn’t: the sound bite jumped from broadcast to vertical video with

Trump Media & Technology Group has launched a slate of Truth Social-branded ETFs under the Truth.Fi label, each tracking a rules-based, “Made in America” index. The lineup includes funds themed around defense and security (TSSD), energy security (TSES), “red state” real estate (TSRS), and “American icons” (TSIC). The offering