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The article explores "clicktatorship," where viral online content, conspiracy theories, and social media trends increasingly shape political power and policy in Trump's second term. It highlights the creator economy's role, AI-driven narratives, and risks to democracy from prioritizing spectacle over substance. Stakeholders must adapt to ensure clicks enhance rather than undermine society.
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In 2025, social media algorithms have overshadowed follower counts, reshaping the creator economy. Platforms prioritize content relevance for visibility, empowering micro-influencers and shifting brand deals toward engagement metrics. Creators adapt by focusing on quality content and diversified revenue, fueling sector growth to billions by 2030.
Meta is testing a Facebook feature limiting professional accounts to two outbound links per month unless they subscribe to Meta Verified for $14.99 monthly. This monetization push aims to boost on-platform engagement but has sparked backlash from creators over restricted sharing and potential income loss. Critics warn it could widen inequalities and curb information flow.
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The creator economy in 2025 is booming to $191 billion, driven by social platforms, AI tools, and shifts toward practical, authentic content. However, challenges like AI threats to human creators, oversaturation, and ethical concerns loom, prompting calls for sustainable models and regulatory oversight. Agility and integrity will determine long-term success.
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