6 October, 2025
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Most influencers don’t study reporting, fact-checking, or ethics—key skills journalists rely on.
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Sponsored posts can skew the truth; personal gain often trumps objective reporting.
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Influencers may share information without verifying, spreading rumors or misinformation.
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Eye-catching headlines and viral posts often prioritize attention, not accuracy.
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Unlike newsrooms, influencers rarely have editors or accountability structures.
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They focus on personal perspective and entertainment, not uncovering verified truths.
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Speedy social media posts rarely allow time for careful investigation.
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