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#advertising revenue

Musk's acquisition of Twitter has drastically devalued the platform, with Fidelity reporting a 78.7% decline in its investment stake.

X, once Twitter, has lost 80% of its value under Musk's ownership, primarily due to declining user engagement and ad revenue problems.

X is projected to continue losing advertising revenue as it becomes increasingly viewed as untrustworthy by marketers.

Instagram is a key growth driver for Meta, expected to account for half of its US advertising revenue soon.

Instagram may generate up to 50% of Meta's U.S. advertising revenue, with significant growth expected as video content thrives.

X's value has plunged nearly 80% since Elon Musk's acquisition, highlighting significant financial challenges and advertiser concerns.

X now includes Twitch in its lawsuit against former GARM advertisers, alleging a conspiracy to boycott the platform.

The lawsuit follows a significant revenue decline for X, highlighting ongoing challenges with advertisers under Musk's leadership.

Meta reported stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings, driven by advertising growth and AI integration, but faces challenges with slightly declining user numbers.

The value of X has dropped to $9.4 billion, significantly lower than the $44 billion Musk paid for it.

Meta faces a €550 million lawsuit in Spain for violating E.U. data protection laws, accused of unlawful data collection without user consent.

Australia proposes to enforce payment from tech giants to local media for news content, addressing revenue disparity.

The media industry is facing unprecedented challenges including dwindling trust, declining ad revenue, and the impact of AI and disinformation.