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When we know that these so-called "influencers" are bought and paid for? It really reduces their effectiveness. Now that we know it happens, having plausible d
by pizzazzaro 8y ago
When we know that these so-called "influencers" are bought and paid for? It really reduces their effectiveness.
Now that we know it happens, having plausible deniability will only spread a culture of distrust on social media sites.
Then again, is that really a bad thing? Humans using their electronic presence as billboards really is some dystopian cyberpunk fodder.
- davemp 8y agoSocial media is really wild right now. Twitter verified symbols are almost exactly Dr. Seuss’s star belly sneetches. [1] I’m sure with a bit more effort one could compile a long list of social behaviors warned against by literature that social media sites directly implement. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sneetches_and_Other_Stories#Stories https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sneetches_and_Other_Stor...