If social media companies have any chance of dealing with the scourge of misinformation on their platforms, they have to take into account this one important fact: Consumers that get... read more →
Well, this is starting to get interesting. When the House Judiciary report on big tech came out last October, it was clear that... read more →
When Apple released its 14.3 iOS update in mid-December, it included an awesome feature that makes it easy to see exactly how each app is using your personal data. Facebook... read more →
Move over, 2020 Presidential election. There’s a new lawsuit in town. Last week, NY Attorney General Letitia James “announced a massive antitrust lawsuit against Facebook, claiming the social media giant... read more →
Ask anyone how they’ve been feeling these last few months, and you’re bound to hear them complain about being too easily distracted, unable to focus on the work at hand,... read more →
It seems like we’ve been talking about this for decades now, but it’s been less than 10 years since the term “filter bubble” was coined to describe the way social... read more →
As if electing the leader of the free world next month isn’t big enough, there’s one issue on California’s ballot that could have a huge impact on privacy rules for... read more →
Stop scrolling; it’s bad for your mental health. That’s the overriding conclusion from published research that links time spent on social media to... read more →
This isn’t the first time brands have expressed grave concerns over advertising placements on Facebook. The social platform’s brand safety measures have been notoriously bad at measuring up for the... read more →
They made their point – loud and clear – and now what? Last month’s Facebook ad boycott, designed to force the social platform to better police their site for hate... read more →