As evidence of right-wing radicalization, let me explain a Texas law that is almost certain to become the next chapter in the information war in America.

Looking back, It was sweet, perhaps naive, that a school of thought assumed this new social media thing would be used for the greater good of humanity.

Can a subscription model succeed now? I still think the answer is yes, but the market has certainly appeared to cool down, and clutter is an issue.

What will the essence of childhood remembrance be for those born today? They will leave a huge digital dust trail.

If you check out TikTok, you might think the content seems a bit handmade or even amateurish -- but that's the point.

It's really hard to acknowledge someone else's perspective as valid -- especially If you fit the dominant paradigm of your culture.

You can't stop ad fraud with blacklists or "Good Housekeeping" seals on websites. Millions of new domains and delivery paths are created daily.

Twitter is definitely worth it to Elon Musk, because it enables him to prop up the perception of value in his companies.

Outrage -- or, as the French say, "outre" -- sells. The more outrageous it is, the better it seems to work on social media.

Musk says about Twitter that "there should be no behind the scenes manipulation, either algorithmically or manually."