Is the era of the retouched Insta-influencers over?
In a bid to fight unrealistic beauty standards, Norway recently introduced new regulations that require influencers to declare retouched photos
Will chatrooms still be popular after the pandemic?
Clubhouse launching of chatrooms with just unrecorded conversation became a success. Now, approximately one year later, almost all the big
Facebook increases penalties for users who share misinformation
Facebook is taking more action against people who repeatedly share misinformation, this time by adding new informational alerts, and increased
What can journalists say on social media?
Where is the line between what you can say on social media and your role as an employee? The relevance
Israeli media urge Facebook, Twitter to act on threats against journalists
The recent Israel-Gaza conflict has proved how both parties have an interest in limiting news reporting. A number of Israeli
Florida law says closing social media account max 2 weeks
Florida intervened in the discussion about how long social media can suspend a politician’s access to his/her account. Governor Ron
‘Ghosted by the dating app itself’: aggressive marketing at its best!
Thursday Dating is an upcoming exclusive app, only for Londoners and New Yorkers, that was expected to launch on Thursday,
Think again before sharing an article on Facebook
Facebook is hoping to cut the spread of misinformation and fake news on its platform, by prompting users to read
Americans split on barring Trump from social media
Americans are split on whether former President Donald Trump should be barred from social media. Some 49% of US adults
Twitter is asking people to be nicer – and it works!
Almost one third of the users reply nicer or not at all, if they are asked to reconsider their aggressive