Please brace yourself. According to a Saturday expose in the New York Times, some of your favorite social media influencers may not really be influencers at all.
Continue reading Shocking Report Suggests Some Celebrities May Be Buying Social Media Followers
Here’s a study that seems kind of surprising at first, but actually kind of makes sense seeing as how creeping on your friends and tweeting “F*** YOU” at politicians you don’t like never seemed like it would be all that healthy to begin with.
Continue reading New Study Suggests Too Much Social Media Could Make You Feel Lonelier
Facebook has finally taken steps to prevent the next Pizzagate from happening. The social media giant is rolling out a “disputed” tag that will be applied to any article that’s deemed “fake news.”
Continue reading Facebook Introduced a ‘Disputed’ Tag to Combat Fake News
Most of us are aware that we need to be careful with what we post on social media, but do you know exactly who can see your recent vacation photos and status updates? Here are the privacy controls you need to know about on three of the biggest social networks.
Continue reading How to make all your social media posts truly private
After wildly profitable but often controversial debuts on Facebook and Twitter, live video is coming to Instagram.
Social media is defined by Merriam Webster as “forms of electronic communication (such as websites) through which people create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, etc.”
Continue reading 5 Creative and Out There Uses of Social Media
With the power of (annoyingly?) revamped DMs compelling them,Twitter is ready to make some big changes. These rumored shakeups, however, have nothing to do with sabotaging character limits and a much-needed edit option. Instead, Twitter is reportedly in discussions with Google and others about a possible takeover.
Continue reading Google Is Reportedly Planning to Place a Bid on Twitter
