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Twitter Users Statistics – Key Data for 2026 Twitter Marketing For the past 30 years, I have been sharing my ideas on investing, markets, the economy, policy, and related topics. Online, in public, no hold barred; writing for a broad audience invites comments, criticism, and general interaction. So it was no surprise that when Twitter came along, I jumped in (Thanks, Howard!). It was an amazing technology that gave you access to awesome people you otherwise would not have met; it enabled cool interactions with readers. It became a community of like-minded individuals across a variety of topics. For me, this included everything from markets and investing, economic analysis, and behavioral finance to cosmology and collectible cars. Before Chart Kid Matt, many of the most-liked charts seen on The Big Picture were originally found on Twitter. I hadn’t noticed the slow bleed on the site until I was hacked in July 2023. Someone took control of the account until Bloomberg helped me get it back 3 months later. The site had changed so radically that I didn’t recognize it.1 My partner Josh, always ahead of the curve, saw the writing on the wall and tapped out in 2020. Trying to

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LinkedIn tapped its chief operating officer, Dan Shapero, to serve as CEO. Parent company Microsoft also named a new president of platforms and ...

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Daniel Shapero was named CEO of LinkedIn this week, stepping into the role long held by Ryan Roslansky. But after nearly two decades at the Microsoft-owned company, Shapero says he didn’t climb to the top by chasing titles—he did it by choosing the right people.  “The best career decisions that I’ve ever made have been about the people I got to work with,” he told Bloomberg last year.  “We’re all more malleable than we give ourselves credit for. We adapt to our environment. And so the best decision I’ve ever made was when I chose to work around people who were going to shape me into the person I wanted to be, as opposed to career decisions about the specifics of the job or the task.” Early in his tenure, that philosophy meant staying put. During his first over half decade in sales, Shapero worked under the same manager—a stretch he credits with sharpening both his performance and his leadership instincts.  Rather than job-hopping for faster promotions, he doubled down on mentorship, betting that the right environment would compound over time. Shapero long had his eyes on the C-suite—but the path to the top required tough love from LinkedIn’s former

Trending on Billboard What makes music streaming services distinct from one another? In the early years, the answer was easier. Back then, exclusive releases were common. Jay-Z, for example, made that a core reason to subscribe to Tidal. Apple Music had its own special drops, including Frank Ocean‘s Endless, the visual album he used as a smart tool to quickly fulfill his label contract before dropping the self-released Blonde, also on Apple Music, one day later. Related After that, however, exclusive drops have largely ceased to exist, forcing top competitors like Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and others to search for new differentiating factors. Spotify, for example, bolstered its service with valuable other offerings, like podcasts and audiobooks. It also launched a number of shareable music discovery concepts like Daylist, Wrapped and AI DJ. Apple Music expanded radio shows from personalities, like Zane Lowe. It also leaned into its standing as one of the world’s biggest technology and hardware companies to create features, like Spatial Audio, that encourages both a high quality streaming experience and a reason to try their myriad of headphone offerings. Still, it remains a never-ending challenge for music streamers to find ways to stand out from

Banijay Kids & Family, a global leader in children’s entertainment, behind hit shows such as Totally Spies! and Mr Bean: The Animated Series, today announces a new agreement with Cloudco Entertainment to manage the Care Bears ™ YouTube channels globally. Under the deal, Banijay Kids & Family will assume stewardship of the official Care Bears ™ YouTube channels in English, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and French. A rich catalogue spanning multiple generations of Care Bears ™ IP, including series, specials, movies, and shorts, Banijay Kids & Family will oversee content programming, optimisation, audience development, content protection and brand growth. In addition, the Care Bears ™ content catalogue will be integrated into Banijay Kids & Family’s ZeeKay network of YouTube channels, further enhancing the brand’s reach with global audiences. Dan Lewsey, SVP Digital & Social, Banijay Kids & Family: “With hundreds of hours of content the Care Bears library offers substantial opportunity for deep audience engagement on YouTube. Applying our expertise through targeted optimisation and data‑driven channel management, we aim to strengthen the brand’s performance and ensure the catalogue is fully optimised for sustained global growth and long‑term results.”   Myles Hobbs, VP, Global Distribution & Digital, Cloudco Entertainment: “YouTube represents an

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - On this day in 2005, a simple video helped launch a global phenomenon. Jawed Karim uploaded the very first video to YouTube, a short clip titled Me at the Zoo. Filmed in front of the elephant exhibit at the San Diego Zoo, the video is less than 20 seconds long, but has now racked up more than 380 million views. Just a year later, the platform’s rapid growth caught global attention, leading Google to purchase YouTube for 1.65 billion dollars, marking the start of a new era in online video. Click here to sign up for our newsletter! Click here to report a spelling or grammar error. Please include the headline. Copyright 2026 WMC. All rights reserved.