It’s time to be more specific than ‘content creator’
Information-focused creators tend to describe their work more specifically, such as educator, storyteller, or organizer. Just don’t call them an influencer.
Learnings and Insights
Tag: Social Media
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Why it’s so hard to study misinformation on social media
Misinformation – especially on social media – remains difficult to study in many ways, limiting our abilities to fully understand how it impacts our decisions, behaviors and the world around us.
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Parents are concerned about the role of misinformation in their teens’ lives
To get a sense of the role that misinformation plays in families’ lives, News Creator Corps surveyed parents of teenagers about their children’s encounters with falsehoods online.
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The inverted pyramid isn’t dead—it just looks different on TikTok
Let’s look at some of the ways creators have adapted the inverted pyramid utilizing the communication skills of distribution platforms in 2026.
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Why all creators should consider talking about higher education news
Institutions of higher education receive a tremendous amount of money from taxpayers, many local businesses depend on their student populations, and oftentimes they conduct important research or engage in partnerships with local organizations.