Somehow, it’s something we’re yet to master – the public apology. As a scholar of language, it’s easy to spot the holes many plunge into.
New Poll Shows “Karen” from Facebook More Credible than CDC, FDA, WHO
It’s official. Your mom’s friend Karen is more credible than government-funded medical professionals.
Is the Internet to Blame for the Rise of Authoritarianism?
While the internet has seriously damaged democracy, it has also given rise to a series of sub-communities, each believing that their twist on the same thought is equally valid.
Extreme Moderation: PTSD Growing in Facebook’s Unseen Army
Due to the extreme content they have to filter on our behalf, the mental well-being of Facebook’s army of moderators is now finally being discussed.
The Pursuit of Online Likes Leaves Us Empty—Here’s Why
Well, it’s official. Those who are looking to ride the back of the “like” to a life of wealth and fame are wasting their time. Sorry.
Quitting Facebook Is Bad for Your Health: Study
Consider everyone riding the #DeleteFacebook bandwagon in ill health, as one study believes we need Facebook for our well-being.
Facebook Won’t Slow Down, but Can a Regulatory Body Catch Up?
This week, we’ve discovered two things: Facebook has no control over itself and Congress has no idea how to police it. What we need is an impartial regulatory body and we need it now.
The Facebook Hearing: Merely the Tip of a Very Clueless Zuckerberg
As I sat through Mark Zuckerberg’s “grilling” by the U.S. Senate, I learned something terrifying: no one knows anything.
Facebook Facing Backlash Over Facial Recognition Technology
Facebook claims that their much-maligned default facial recognition can be switched off, however, the timing of the announcement is suspicious.
Facebook: The Must-Have Propaganda Tool for the Discerning Government
The old days of duping the populace at gunpoint are over, as yet another country has blamed Facebook for subverting their democracy.