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X Social Media Transforms into a Powerhouse Mass Tort Advertising Agency

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X Social Media, a digital marketing firm, has announced a significant shift in its focus, now branding itself as a mass tort advertising agency. Based in New York, the company aims to capitalize on the burgeoning demand for legal advertising in the evolving landscape of mass tort litigation. This rebranding reflects a broader trend in the legal marketing industry, as companies increasingly seek specialized tactics to attract clients involved in mass tort cases. X Social Media’s new approach emphasizes understanding the complexities of litigation, particularly how to effectively engage potential clients through digital channels. With … Read more

X Social Media Rebrands to Mass Tort Ad Agency, Reinforces Commitment to Client Success in Digital Advertising

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WINTER GARDEN, Fla. — A shift in branding marks a significant transition for a well-known agency in the mass tort advertising sector. Formerly known as X Social Media, the firm has officially rebranded to Mass Tort Ad Agency as of September 17, 2025. Officials from the agency have assured clients that operations will continue as usual. The same experienced team will remain in place, maintaining their commitment to delivering effective service and results-driven strategies. According to agency leaders, this rebranding focuses on refreshing their identity to more accurately reflect their mission and future goals. Since … Read more

Ball State University Dismisses Staff Member Over Controversial Social Media Post on Conservative Activist’s Death

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MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball State University has dismissed a staff member following a controversial social media post regarding the recent murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision, announced on Wednesday, came after a review of the comments made by Suzanne Swierc, who was the director of health promotion and advocacy at the university. Swierc’s post, shared on her personal Facebook account, expressed a sentiment on Kirk’s death as a reflection of “the violence, fear, and hatred he sowed.” While she acknowledged that the shooting was a tragedy, she emphasized the complexities of the situation. … Read more

Social Media Controversy Casts Shadow Over Londonderry Trial of Former Soldier in Bloody Sunday Case

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LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland — A recent social media post by loyalist activist Jamie Bryson is under scrutiny during the trial of a former British soldier charged with murder in relation to the Bloody Sunday incident. Judge Patrick Lynch raised concerns about Bryson’s comments, made on the platform X, during proceedings at the Belfast Crown Court. The judge expressed his apprehensions regarding the potential implications of the post under the Contempt of Court Act. “It is fortunate for Mr. Bryson that this is a case without a jury,” Judge Lynch remarked, noting that had a jury … Read more