Social media's double-edged sword: Study links both active and passive use to rising loneliness
In an age where social media promises to connect us, a Baylor University study reveals a sobering paradox—the more time we ...
I don't let my teens have social media. My 16-year-old daughter wasn't happy at first, but the other day she thanked me.
My kids were angry with my no social media rule, but I don't want them to be exposed to the inherent dangers before they are ...
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Ethical Social Media Marketing: 15 Ways to Responsibly Curate Content
Social media content curation requires more than creativity—it demands a commitment to ethical practices. We asked social ...
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Social Media: Do's and Don'ts for College Students
Social media has become commonplace for most Americans, and particularly for college students. What was once used primarily for staying connected with friends and family and posting personal life ...
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QAnon spread like wildfire on social media. Here's how 16 tech companies have reacted to the conspiracy theory.
And yet social-media platforms, where the conspiracy theory has gained a foothold and radicalized people, have been generally slow to ban it. The conspiracy-theory movement made news again in ...
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CMOs: Here's the Deal with Social Media
Health systems and hospitals should have social media policies but should avoid limiting protected speech, a legal expert says.
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Exclusive: Naga Chaitanya on social media criticism and staying grounded
Naga Chaitanya talks about staying grounded, handling social media criticism, and why relevance matters in changing times. He embraces criticism, calling it essential for growth in the film industry.