social media

In an op-ed published by Vanity Fair, Monica Lewinsky wrote that consumption of the trial through social media tended to be “biased, curated and cursory”.

Ogilvy UK will no longer work with influencers who digitally manipulate their faces or bodies for brand campaigns. 

The platform’s data usage and privacy implications raise serious concerns. Research suggests diversionary tweets can be used to suppress coverage of certain issues.

Lisa Millar and Annabel Crabb will join a discussion on responsible technology at a social media investment conference.

Young people especially need strong regulation to compel social media and tech companies to act responsibly and ethically with data. 

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex has been the target of a coordinated hate campaign on Twitter, according to a new report.

Closed Facebook groups have become a sought-after place for many women who want to connect, but running these groups takes a lot of work.

Here’s how Erika Cramer created a community of like-minded women on Instagram and a thriving business in the process.

Before you rant about a service provider on Facebook or call out another brand for plagiarism on Twitter, read this article – with invaluable advice from lawyer Courtney Bowie and cyberhate expert Ginger Gorman.

Health professionals are becoming social media superstars. Is this the antidote to medical misinformation – or risky business?

Kuwait’s women launch “I will not be silent” campaign, sparked by a video posted by influencer Ascia Al Faraj

The separate allegations from the women come after it was reported on Saturday that the Hawks player was under internal investigation.