Novel & Cerita Giantess Media Impact

With this, they were set to turn the media attention on them instead of looking towards Bella and her massive promotion. It didn’t even matter to them if they would be bashed again as long as their plans were fulfilled. When netizens saw that post, it pained them greatly seeing how those cowards disabled their comment section, but trust them to still find a way to drag them both. ‘Scandalous Gossip Blog’ helped to drag their asses by reposting their post along with their caption and insulting them while tagging both of their I*******m accounts. “Gracias to a pathetic jobless man and a successful home wrecker. Why don’t you send your nudes next? We will be happy to watch.”

Out loud, she said, “We’ll proceed with the formal legal process, but we can’t ignore how far Grand Empire’s influence might reach. My suggestion is to involve the media—to amplify the social impact. If the whole country’s watching, Grand Empire won’t dare to act too blatantly.” Lisa hesitated for a moment. “It’s not like our PR department hasn’t considered that option. But with the nature of Crown Group’s business, stirring up public opinion… well, it could backfire. The impact might not be good.” Adriana sighed inwardly. If this were a private company, this tactic would work for sure. These days, everyone’s part of the media—self-publishing, blogging, posting. As long as people sympathize

He slammed. "Oh, darling," she laughed, a sound like breaking crystal. "Did you really think it would be that easy? That you could just... dismiss me?" My heart hammered against my ribs. This woman had orchestrated the entire media campaign against me, had nearly destroyed both our careers, and now she was standing here acting like she held all the cards. But the truth still remains. I was no match for Giselle Laurent. A walking barbie. Not in beauty and definitely not in status.

One day, it would surely be exposed. If that were the case, not only would they not be affected, but they would also use this incident to create a sensation. This is how society is nowadays! The power of the media cannot be underestimated, and it also takes advantage of this power to achieve the effect of publicity. Wayne may have had extraordinary abilities in the entertainment industry, but it also depended on whether he was willing to take the first step and whether he could withstand this fierce storm. Today, his attitude made it clear to Britney.

“Look at the outlets running this. Titan Media. Capital Entertainment. All the Sinclair competitors.” Jade nodded. “Exactly. It’s not organic. Her PR spend should be peanuts compared to what they’re pumping out.” Celeste sank deeper into the blanket. “So she’s a pawn.” “Or a willing one,” Damien said, his tone grim. “Either way, they want a new face to push the old one off the stage. One they can own.” Jade dropped her tablet on the table with a soft thud. “I knew this would come someday. They can’t kill you, so they copy you. Easier to erase a brand than a person.”

What was there to be concerned about? Instead, he was more worried about word getting to Faye. It seemed very likely… Zayn went to the washroom. When he came back, he heard a lot of people talking about him. “There’s a big shot in Waltz City, do you guys know?” “Someone big? Who?” “The chairman of Violet Vision Media Corp! Its market value’s exceeded 850 million dollars to date! It’s crazy. You know, it was only 300 million dollars two months ago, but it’s nearly tripled in just two months! That’s like, impossible!”

She felt too ashamed to face him now. This was all Emma's fault for constantly telling her that she should be Jonathan's aunt. No one should know about this. Giselle decided to bring this dream into her grave. After getting up and getting ready, she began searching for a livestreaming platform. She wouldn't consider the large companies domestically. It would be absurd if she did. After offending several prominent families, signing with a big company would practically be offering herself up for destruction. Giselle wasn't that foolish. After considering several platforms, she finally settled on a newly registered one.

She even founded a media company specifically to fuel the public outrage, and it had already generated tens of millions of dollars in a single month just by attacking me. I laid out the entire timeline for the crowd to see. As I snapped the laptop shut, I asked, "Did I get that right, Cynthia?"

They were fooling the public without their notice, such bad thing to do. Elisa didn't bother herself much about the trending news because she believed the media wouldn't bring out such nonsense if they knew her background after all, she was nothing but an orphan. She was sure the news would die soon especially when there were no solid proofs to heat it up. It was quite a fuse but she couldn't do anything. The good comments were very overwhelming, it made her feel as if she was wealthy of the publicity. In a space of twenty four hours her followers on I* have run up from two thousand to one million followers as if it was magic.

I don't know, considering the amount of hairspray it must've taken to keep her puffy helmet of a hairstyle in place. "Not this again…" I throw my hands up in exasperation. “Yes again.” “I have told all of you a million and one times that Lamington Global Media will not be venturing into cheap, sensationalist digital gossip. Yes, I understand that there is money to be made there. But it goes against our brand image. We are known for integrity. For long-form investigative journalism. For cultural preservation.”