social media

Supreme Court On Social Media Regulations: 'Govt Must Step In Now'
The Supreme Court bench expressed serious concern over some social media platforms not being able to trace the originator of a message or online content.
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Ignoring, Not Engaging, Is The Only Way To Force Online Trolls Back Into Their Caves
Today we've published a practical guide for dealing with trolling. Here's how individuals and the media can better handle hate online, write Imran Ahmed and Dr Linda Papadopoulos
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Facebook Co-Founder Says Company Is 'Dangerous,' Should Be Broken Up
Mark Zuckerbergs power is "unprecedented and un-American, Chris Hughes wrote.
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Why People Are Calling Narendra Modi Out On Swachhata Hi Seva Photo Op With 'Hygienic Kachra'
Twitter users have criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's waste segregation exercise in Mathura on Wednesday.
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Social Media Is Falling In Love With These 2 Toddlers Hugging In The Street
Proud dad Michael Cisneros said the two toddlers, who are best friends, saw each other on the sidewalk and immediately started running toward each other
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Study Reveals How Bad Actors Use Journalists To Spread Misinformation
A new report shows just how easy it is for nefarious actors to use bots, and even well-meaning journalists, to spread misinformation and propaganda.
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Help! I Love My Friends But I Hate Their Social Media Presence
Most of us feel obligated to like everything posted by our friends. But their online selves aren't always so endearing.
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The 3 Consequences Of Social Media Use That Could Be Harming Teen Girls' Mental Health
"Social media itself doesnt cause harm, but frequent use may disrupt activities that have a positive impact on mental health."
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Camila Cabello Pushes Back On Body-Shamers, Tells Fans 'Cellulite Is Normal'
Im writing this for girls like my little sister who are growing up on social media," the "Senorita" singer wrote on an Instagram story this weekend.
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Ad.Watch Is Everything The Facebook Ad Library Fails To Be
Two researchers have created an easy to use searchable visual database of political advertising on Facebook from across 34 countries, providing rich insights into how politicians are buying influence.
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