META’s recent pivot to “Community Notes”, a content moderation model inspired by Elon Musk’s X has sparked a lively debate. META is replacing professional fact-checkers with community-driven moderation and this has significant implications—not just for democracy, but also for brands and corporate communications strategies
In this episode of Stark Raving Social, host Sherrilynne Starkie discusses the implications of META's shift to "Community Notes" for content moderation.If you’re a communications professional looking to stay ahead in a world that won’t stop changing, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss!
🔥 Why Community Notes Alone Can't Work
🚀 Implications for Marketing and Communications Professionals
💡 Who is Responsible for Combatting Misinformation?
About the host:
Sherrilynne Starkie is a social media strategist, industry pioneer, and trusted advisor to brands navigating the digital landscape. With decades of experience in marketing, PR, and social media, she’s here to help you stay ahead of the curve.
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What Marketers Should Know about Meta's Move to Community Notes