Statistics reveal that at least six companies have resumed advertising on X following lawsuit threats. Notably, Verizon, which had not advertised on the platform since 2022, committed to spending at least $10 million on ads this year. This decision came after X threatened to add Verizon to a lawsuit if it did not buy ads. The potential for Verizon’s ad spending could increase to $25 million, contingent on the performance of the initial ads and their placement away from inappropriate content. Fashion company Ralph Lauren also agreed to resume advertising on X after receiving a similar threat. The agreements with these companies include both firm commitments and nonbinding targets. Despite these developments, Verizon’s current spending on X remains significantly lower than the $80 million it spent on Twitter in 2020, before Elon Musk’s acquisition of the platform.
KumarXclusive
@KumarXclusive
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19h Another real victim of the Desi consulting circus in the U.S.
H4 EAD, working hard, trying to go full-time with a legit U.S. client — but trapped in a web of layers, threats, and fake contracts.
Let me break it down
She’s
Breanna Morello
@BreannaMorello
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Jun 4 JUST IN
X has filed a federal lawsuit against eight people for exploiting its Creator Revenue Sharing Program by posting fake content and inflating engagement metrics to boost earnings.
They allegedly also traded automation tools to manipulate metrics on other social media
Aristophanes
@Aristos_Revenge
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May 2 A friend of mine is seeing how lawfare from big corpos works firsthand via
@TheToroCompany
He hired away some of their employees to come work for him, and they immediately started threatening to sue him for “tortious interference” because he managed to get a bunch of business
Porter Stanley
@porter2301
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Jun 10 — RESUME TRUTH BOMBS —
• 58% contain misleading information
• 33% have outright false claims
• 42% inflate responsibilities
• 27% falsify employment dates
Our AI asks verification questions that expose these discrepancies.
No more hiring based on fiction.
Cybernews
@CyberNews
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22h Financially motivated cybercriminals have found a weak link in organizations’ security: hiring managers opening resumes provided by applicants.
#cybercrime #cybersecurity #job #ransomware
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