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Quenlin Blackwell Serves Strategy in Creator-Led Media
By Gaby Maldonado Account Executive Internet personality Quenlin Blackwell has found a recipe that works. “ Feeding Starving Celebrities ”, a YouTube series, blends food, fun and trends into content that is both entertaining and strategically smart. By combining humor, comfort foods, and well-known guests, she shows the true reach and influence of creator-led media. So, who exactly is behind this must-watch content? Blackwell is an American influencer, YouTuber, comedian and
Jan 8


From Logos to Likes: How Social Media Redefined College Athletics
By Max Berkson Branding Executive College rivalries have expanded from the field into your devices. On your social media platform feeds, brands and logos now take on new forms. Traditions that were blended into school identity and culture now reach millions of viewers in just hours. They have transcended to memes and viral buzzer-beater clips. College sports haven’t been replaced; but rivalries have evolved through a new digital age. Photo courtesy of X Sports nowadays aren’
Jan 8


From Fun to Hazardous: The Communication Risks of Influential Voices Endorsing Conspiracy Theories
By Laci Ram Media Analytics Executive Photo courtesy of The Independent The theories of a fake moon landing or flat earth are familiar to many. However, when do these theories shift from harmless speculation to dangerous? In recent years, conspiracy theories were linked to shootings, a Capitol insurrection, and even the loss of life in the United States. These alarming incidents reveal a grim reality: conspiracies can dangerously manifest into acts of terror, endangering coun
Jan 8


Changing the Game: Social Media's Impact on the Olympics
By Emily Selikoff Media Analytics Executive Photo courtesy of www.agilitypr.com The global stage of the Olympic Games was noticeably altered by social media. Social media has allowed the worldwide Games to increase global reach and engagement in ways never seen before. During the 2024 Paris Games, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) reported an increase in digital engagement including likes, comments and shares. There were an estimated 412 billion engagements across 27
Jan 8
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