A group of moms on Facebook built an island of good-faith vaccine debate...
... research supports the idea that social media can be a force for pro-vaccine persuasion, under the right circumstances.
... research supports the idea that social media can be a force for pro-vaccine persuasion, under the right circumstances.
The T50 Digital Thinking Award celebrates the thinker who has done the most to transform the digital revolution into useful management insights.
"...when you [turn off or] change the algorithm...people go back to their desire for diversity and for reaching across the aisle."
When a user shares something...It seems that he’s mostly trying to impress his followers and entertain them.
"I think there's a glaring lack of a focus on interoperability legislation, which is a big miss.”
Anthony [Everett] talks to [Prof. Sinan Aral] the author of “The Hype Machine,” a new book that explores the promise and peril of social media.
Prof. Sinan Aral discusses why regulation of tech platforms is unlikely to go into effect.
“The Black Lives Matter movement founders say there would be no Black Lives Matter movement without social media."
News stories about vaccine hesitancy may be doing more harm than good. But there's good news — and it comes in the form of selfies.
“These tech platforms have solved engineering challenges a hundred times harder than this one."