Topic: media landscape
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Secret Dark Money Funds Top Democratic Influencers
A covert Democratic funding initiative offered top influencers $8,000 monthly to amplify party-aligned content under strict secrecy and content restrictions. Influencers debated the terms collectively but ultimately many signed the non-negotiable contract, despite concerns over inflexibility and ...
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Why Demonschool's Release Date Shift Was Essential
Indie developers face intense challenges in funding and visibility, exemplified by Necrosoft Games delaying Demonschool to avoid competing with Hollow Knight: Silksong, highlighting the strategic decisions needed for a successful launch. Demonschool, a tactical RPG with social simulation elements...
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A Year After Trump's Win, Democrats Still Struggle Online
The Democratic Party continues to struggle with a rigid, top-down digital strategy that hinders authentic voter engagement, despite internal reviews and investments in influencer partnerships. Initiatives like the DNC's "Daily Blueprint" YouTube show have failed to attract significant viewership,...
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The Washington Post's Silicon Valley Retreat: A Critical Exit
The Washington Post, owned by tech billionaire Jeff Bezos, has drastically reduced its technology reporting staff through layoffs, undermining its ability to scrutinize the powerful tech industry. These cuts extend beyond tech to dismantle sports, foreign bureaus, and other core reporting functio...
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