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A few media websites have made a deal with Facebook to present their articles within Facebook’s iOS app instead of on their own websites. Apparently, it’s all the web’s fault.
What does it mean to "engage" with a community? And what's the benefit?
If you were on Facebook in January 2012, there is a chance that it tried to make you sad. If you were on OkCupid, there is a chance that it tried to match you u
Around the year 2007, just after Thanksgiving, my grandmother noticed a tiny seed near the faucet of her kitchen sink that had somehow, implausibly,...
Of course Facebook doesn't "edit" NewsFeed in the same way that a newspaper editor once edited the front page. It's a very different way. That's why we're asking about it!
pp. 73/13-75/15 for social-media policy advice
What is it like to take 36,000 people to work with you? Social media opens up the secret world of solitary jobs
By Victoria Costello, PLOS Senior Social Media & Community Editor The good news is you’ve published your manuscript! The bad news? With…
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In the future, will platforms own our pasts?
module 3 for hist3907b. Contribute to hist3907b-winter2015/module3-wranglingdata development by creating an account on GitHub.
My mother and father have long made it clear what their wishes are for when their times come—except for when it comes to their online footprints.
The concern of many parents regarding their children's online habits tend to relate to hazardous behaviors, ranging from the disclosure of personal information on public forums and revealing feelings to strangers, to face-to-face meetings with strangers. Parents, naturally, want to prevent such precarious behaviors to the degree possible without infringing on their teens' feeling of independence.
Alex Howard comments on questions about ethics and ethos in an age of exponential technological change.
Helen Lewis: Who to ignore? When to pay attention? Need help navigating online culture? Here’s a guide to netiquette