Tag: social media

From boycotts to mass noncompliance to street demonstrations, the response to the Trump administration’s policies has consisted of an impressive range of nonviolent tactics. 

A U.S. District Court of Appeals panel, with two Republican-appointed judges and one picked by a Democrat, has upheld a law forcing the sale of TikTok because of its alleged Chinese government control.

Does the deal with energy magnate James E. Davison present conflicts of interest?

The European Commission—the executive arm of the EU—opened “formal proceedings” against Meta last week to see if the company violated the Digital Services Act’s (DSA) protections for minors.

Content created by the in-house advertising studios of major media is coming under growing scrutiny.

The bill would ban TikTok in the U.S. unless the social media platform's parent company, ByteDance, divests its holdings.

Cheap shots only cheapen what still in the main offers an effective, worldwide online opportunity.

Experts in the field of AI and digital media are raising alarms about the potential impact of this technology on the electoral process.

Eyewitness accounts, verified facts and culturally sensitive reporting are competing with misinformation, political propaganda and irresponsible journalism.

The question now is whether such a 12:01, a future without the Doomsday Clock, without the existential threats of nuclear weapons and climate change is even imaginable.