There are certain things you see on the internet that make you stop and wonder if you’re missing something.
LinkedIn Reach Is Up 14% For Executives. The Same Report Says Organic Reach Is Collapsing.
Executive Presence released The Executive LinkedIn Report: 2026 this morning, and the number the Denver firm put at the top of its press release is a 14 percent year-over-year jump in reach. The average executive post pulled 5,083 impressions in the first quarter of 2026, up from 4,473 in the same quarter of 2025. Same effort, more eyeballs.
Parents Fear TikTok. Norton’s Study Says The Damage Is Happening In Game Chat.
Norton released a survey this morning on children, parents, and artificial intelligence. The number the press release leads with is that 85 percent of American parents feel comfortable talking to their kids about online risk. The number that should stop you sits four bullets further down.
Former Apple Executive Launches PersonaShield to Fight Deepfakes
Someone is using your face to sell weight loss pills. Someone else pasted your likeness into a political ad you’d never endorse. A third person built an entire social media channel around AI-generated versions of you — and none of them asked permission. If that sounds far-fetched, it’s not. It’s happening right now to creators, influencers, and public figures at a pace that’s hard to overstate.
Fanfix Pays Creators $300 Million as Direct Fan Support Reshapes Digital Media
Fanfix Surpasses $300 Million Paid to Creators as Direct Fan Support Continues to Gain Ground
Fanfix has reached a significant milestone. The creator monetization platform announced that it has now paid more than $300 million to creators, a figure that reflects both the platform’s growth and the growing financial strength of the creator economy.
RoamChat Launches a Live Global Map Where Anyone Can Talk Instantly
This New AI Social App Wants to Kill Language Barriers — And It’s Letting Strangers Talk Across the Globe
Social media has turned into an endless conveyor belt. Swipe. Scroll. Repeat. One more short video. One more recommendation. One more algorithm deciding what users should watch next.
RoamChat wants no part of that. [Read more…]