Media Diet
1) Intsagram Post By liveherewego
An insta post published by liveherewego discussing the recent situation surrounding Mohammed Salah and his controversial comments surrounding his game time and relationship with Liverpool manager Arne Slott.
The account liveherewego is owned and supposedly run by Fabrizio Romano, an Italian football journalist who has amassed 41.4 million followers on his main account through making posts about the latest news within the world of football.
Research must have been conducted for this post, the source cited is BBC and the post is simply a picture of Wayne Rooney and his comments copied and pasted into quotations underneath it. The post itself was likely made by an editor hired to quickly reproduce these types of posts, following a guidline to keep designs consistent - Ai could have been used to post this.
2) Instagram Post By imjustbait and imjustnews
An informative post by Imjustbait/news, citing their source as LBC - a news outlet that's generally considered to provide reliable news and info.
The post discusses how a spike in diagnoses for ADHD and mental health related diagnoses has triggered a government review.
Imjustbait is considered a reliable source of unserious news within social media, focusing mainly on UK specific news and memes. the account has managed to accumulate 5.3 million followers and describes itself on its own page as "the home of uk gen z culture". The page itself was established in 2014 and is now part of the 'imjustmediagroup' est.2024. Anthony Robb is the founder and still the owner of the 'imjust' brand and has managed to amass 274k followers creating his own content on his personal page.
A moderator and Ai was most likely the source of this post to be honest, creating a basic and conforming design layering images and white text over a dark backing.
3) Instagram post by discovertheplanet
this post use a simple choropleth map displaying cancer rates among under 50s.
The source is stated as WHO - generally a reliable source for global health info. The page itself 'discovertheplanet' has 217k followers and the post had been liked and shared almost 40k times. The account posts viral posts, promoting information that will attract attention and grab quick views.
its unknown who owns/runs the account but the posts are likely generated using ai and posted by a full time moderator. The design follows the exact same layout as the other two artefacts, displaying a clear, clean, informative yet boring design that emulates every other post on the app.
