April Fool's: Minion launches 'social media influencer' cover
Exclusive: Social media influencers can now be insured against the risk of losing followers on Twitter or Instagram, under a newly-launched product. (Or they would, had insurers kept with the times - Ed)
Shoreditch-based insurtech Minion will cover celebrities and lesser-known lifestyle influencers against the earnings they may stand to lose in situations where an eroding follower count slashes the
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