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What’s Trending in Florida News? Week of August 25 – 31

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What news stories do Floridians really care about? And which Florida news outlets are leading the online discussion?

To answer these questions, our digital media gurus analyzed the most viral Florida news of this week — curated by reactions, comments, and shares — to find out “What’s Trending in Florida News?”

The most talked about news stories of the week revolved around the mass shooting at the Jacksonville Landing over the weekend, and the rather heated results of the Florida governor’s race.

WPLG Local 10 News jumped to the #1 spot on Twitter this week, with nearly twice as many interactions as the #2 spot.

 

TOP 10 NEWS OUTLETS BY SOCIAL INTERACTIONS ON FACEBOOK

 

TOP 10 NEWS OUTLETS BY SOCIAL INTERACTIONS ON TWITTER


 

TRENDING ON FACEBOOK

Mass shooter kills four people, wounds several others during a gaming tournament at the Jacksonville Landing.

Four kids are kidnapped by their non-custodial mother and her boyfriend. The kidnappers attempted to flee to Florida, but never made it out of Ohio.

Andrew Gillum is declared the winner of the Democratic governor’s race in Florida.

TRENDING ON TWITTER

Rapper Lil Pump is arrested for driving without a license in Miami.

A Ferrari dealership in Fort Lauderdale sends a $3M Ferrari to a terminally ill boy so he could enjoy a thrilling ride.

Rick and Ann Scott’s portfolio reveals a financial trail leading to the Cayman Islands.

Andrew Gillum wins Florida’s Democratic primary for governor, will face Republican nominee Ron DeSantis in November.


 
Data was collected from CrowdTangle on Friday, August 31, 2018. It covers the period between Saturday, August 25, 2018 and August 31, 2018.

Meet Our Expert

Ryan Cohn serves as a senior communications advisor and media strategist for some of the nation’s most-respected corporations, nonprofits, associations, and thought leaders. A skilled storyteller with more than 15 years of integrated marketing and public affairs communications experience, Ryan has helped to shape the national conversation around important issues and ideas. Ryan simultaneously directs Sachs Media’s digital media practice, forecasting and navigating the changing communications landscape for the firm’s clients. He also serves as Board Chair at the Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence (INIE), North Florida’s nonprofit resource center, and guest lectures on social media, digital transformation, and data-driven public relations.

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