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Your website’s search engine can tell you what your web visitors want, how they look for it, and how well your content strategy meets their needs.
An article came out today by J. Nathan Matias (find it here, it’s really interesting) calling for a re-examination of online anonymity, which for so long has been painted as a pantomime villain tha…
Officials retain right to moderate comments to combat online trolls, judge says.
Privacy isn't secrecy; it's the right to control how you're represented.
A federal court in Virginia ruled that a local politician violated the free-speech rights of a constituent she banned from her Facebook page, in a case the judge said raises “important questions” about the constitutional restrictions that apply to social media accounts of elected officials.
News that Harvard revoked the admission of at least 10 incoming students caught posting offensive comments online is sending shivers through high school graduates across the country who are wonderi…
On battling confirmation bias.
An armed man walks into a pizzeria. Terrified customers gather their children and rush out. But the man is there hoping to protect children. That is a true story. However, the armed man was in the pizza place, in early December, because of a fake news story—or, to put it more accurately, because of misinformation [...]
Twitter’s moves to tackle abuse on the platform seem to be making their mark – but there’s a way to go before everyone feels safe there
The “A Bit More” button doesn’t reinvent the appliance’s form. It finds its soul instead.
Models similar to those used to track disease show what happens when too much information hits social media networks
"Contextual integrity" privacy model, 5 parts: sender, attribute, subject, recipient, transmission principle
British news consumers who get news via social media or search platforms are more likely to remember the platform where they accessed a particular story rather than the outlet that originally published it, according to a study out Wednesday from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at …
The Washington Post’s David Fahrenthold recently broke the news of a series of fake 2009 Time magazine covers featuring Donald Trump, framed copies of which were hanging in several of Trump’s golf clubs. Comparisons with real Time covers revealed visual flaws: the fakes’ red border is too thin, and the bar code came from an […]
A veteran of corporate disasters tells you what to do when all hell breaks loose.
Quizzes have captivated people for decades, but their newfound popularity online makes them dangerous.
Don't lie with design. It's not okay.
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