The Short-lived TikTok Ban Was a Wake-Up Call on Why Your Business Needs a Strong Owned Media Strategy
Nabeelah Muhammad Nabeelah Muhammad

The Short-lived TikTok Ban Was a Wake-Up Call on Why Your Business Needs a Strong Owned Media Strategy

Social media is a powerful tool, but relying solely on platforms you don’t control is risky—just look at the recent TikTok ban scare. Owned media, like websites, blogs, and email lists, gives businesses long-term stability and direct access to their audience. Building your brand on social alone is like renting land—you never know when the rules will change.

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Black Women, “Karens” and “White Dudes” for Harris Prove How Powerful Digital Organizing Can be

Black Women, “Karens” and “White Dudes” for Harris Prove How Powerful Digital Organizing Can be

Win With Black Women set off a chain of affiliate-based Zoom calls centered around raising support — and donations — for VP Harris' presidential campaign. The success of these Zoom gatherings proves how powerful digital organizing can be.

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Meta Is Shifting Away from Political Content—Here’s Why That’s a Problem.
Nabeelah Muhammad Nabeelah Muhammad

Meta Is Shifting Away from Political Content—Here’s Why That’s a Problem.

Facebook has removed the news tab. And Instagram automatically enrolled users to a new setting that will “limit political content from people you don’t follow.” So essentially, both platforms implemented huge updates aimed at reducing the amount of political and news content we consume. Here’s why that’s a problem.

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