Tag Archives | Social Media
Daniel Wagner Interview on AI
Facebook and The Tyranny of Monthly Active Users
Cybersecurity Threatening Politics and Business as Usual
Dalai Lama Begins European Tour amidst Smears by China Backed Trolls
Targeted Advertising: Implications for National Security
Facebook, Social Media, and Virtual Terrorism
What a Facebook Exodus Means for Businesses and Democracy
The Trust Economy: What to Expect After Peak Complexity
British YouTubers React to One Month of Demonetization
The Infocalypse is Coming
Controlled Outrage
On the Internet Democracy: An Open Letter to George Soros
Social Media’s “Van Doren Moment”
Facebook’s Self-Deception
The Kremlin Subverts Media Abroad to Cement the Narrative at Home
Censorship in Venezuela Fuels Social Media Growth
Trump’s Britain First Retweets Challenge Us to Fight his Fake News Habit
Idiot Voters and Trolling the Internet: Russia, Social Media Giants and U.S. Elections
The History of Linking Black Rights Movements to Russia
Is Local News on the Cusp of a Renaissance?
Democracy Is Why Facebook Struggles
President Zuckerberg is Probably Inevitable
Google’s Leaked Memo doesn’t Matter
How Social Media is Reshaping Pakistan
Social Media is Useful but it can Complicate Official U.S. Policy
An Alliance of Silicon Valley and Washington Can Save American Democracy
Mainstream Media Outlets are Dropping the Ball with Terrorism Coverage
Labour Will Win Because of Better Digital Marketing
The Rise and Fall of Populism and Fake News
Russian Interference Could be the Greatest Threat to European Democracy
The Internet and Modern Trust Busting
When Trump’s Tweets are Angry, the Mood of his Followers Darkens
Trump Trolls, Pirate Parties and the Italian Five Star Movement: The Internet Meets Politics
Little Tricks: How China’s Response to Trump’s Taiwan Call Got Lost in Translation
Unbelievable News? Read it Again and You Might Think it’s True
Facebook’s Problem is More Complicated than Fake News
What Myanmar’s Bizarre Capital Tells Us About the Future of Travel
The Time for Change Is Now
