by Fern Siegel on Mar 3, 7:00 AM
The site also offers tutorials for those overwhelmed by online instructions.
by Wendy Davis on Feb 23, 12:51 PM
Egged on by former President Donald Trump, Republican policymakers spent the better part of 2020 clamoring to regulate social media platforms.
by Larissa Faw on Feb 17, 6:00 AM
"Digital 2021" report outlines the expanded use of social media, with 45% of users aged 16 to 64 searching for brand information.
by Karlene Lukovitz on Feb 10, 8:33 AM
While not specifically mentioning Twitter's permanent ban of Trump's 88-million-follower account as of Jan. 8, CEO Jack Dorsey seemed to signal that it won't create any serious challenge for the platform. "We are a platform that's obviously much larger than any one topic, or any one account," he told analysts.
by Phyllis Fine on Feb 3, 6:00 AM
"Social media is mass, not 'class," according to Pamela Danziger, founder of luxury consultancy Unity Marketing,
by Wendy Davis on Jan 26, 1:22 PM
"Facebook's system of recommending political groups poses grave threats to American democracy and public safety," Senator Ed Markey says in a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
by Larissa Faw on Jan 20, 6:00 AM
They may not wield massive followers like the Kardashians, but 38% of burgeoning YouTubers express interest in working with brands.
by Steve McClellan on Jan 13, 6:00 AM
The platform, billed as "social media for good," allows micro-donations to charities with every post.
by Fern Siegel on Jan 6, 6:00 AM
In a digital age, appropriating a false identity, as Hilaria Baldwin did, is risky. But for any celebrity, deceptions are now easier to find.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 29, 12:27 PM
Computer repair shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac is suing Twitter for defamation over its handling of the 'NY Post''s story about Hunter Biden.
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