How Social Media Is Driving E-Commerce (And How Brands Can Capitalize)
Brands that are willing to stay agile and adapt to these evolving trends will have an opportunity to capture attention and ...
Knox County Schools teacher suspended with pay after his social media posts spark outrage
A Karns High School social studies teacher has been suspended with pay over posts he made on his personal social media page.
DeepSeek warns of fake social media accounts as AI app's popularity soars
DeepSeek is fighting a surge in fake social media accounts and websites pretending to be linked to the Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) start-up, as scammers and impersonators take advantage of ...
Agencies asked to scrub federal government websites to remove diversity-related content
The Trump administration had instructed federal agencies to take steps to "take down all outward facing media (websites, ...
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Flag on government websites not Trump’s nod to the Confederacy. It’s been used since 2017
Our ruling Social media posts claimed that the Trump administration ... The flag icon has been used on government sites since 2017, said a spokesperson for the General Services Association ...
Porn on social media disguised as educational content; parents’ role key in protecting kids: Experts
Experts say parents must approach the issue with empathy and build open communication with children. Read more at ...
The Movement To Restrict Minors' Social Media Use
Social media bans for minors have been making the rounds internationally. Now, Congress is looking to follow that lead. In ...
Harm of social media for children ‘like cancer risk of smoking’
Head of counter-terrorism policing said ‘cancer’ of dangerous online content ‘driving violence in our communities and in the ...
As Oklahoma lawmakers work to set age restrictions online, social media expert reacts
The impact of social media on kids. How one expert says it affects children, and how Oklahoma lawmakers are addressing the ...
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OK bill banning social media for those under 16 moved closer to becoming law
OKLAHOMA CITY — A bill banning social media for all Oklahoma children under the age of 16 has moved closer to becoming law.