Europe asks social networks to remove terrorist content within an hour
The European Commission published new guidelines today.
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Does social media threaten the illusion of news neutrality?
As reporters become Twitter celebrities, newsrooms begin to adapt.
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
Just enter your email and we'll take care of the rest:
Now available on your smart speaker and wherever you get your podcasts:
Facebook is testing pre-loaded 'Instant Videos' on Android
It could make videos a lot more accessible while on the go.
ISIS created its own social network to spread propaganda
The move comes as big networks like Twitter continue to crack down on ISIS material.
Imgur adds chat so you never have to leave the meme factory
Plus a few more user-friendly enhancements to its mobile apps.
Hackers temporarily reactivate suspended Twitter accounts
'Spain Squad' briefly brought @Hitler back to life.
LinkedIn debuts 'influencer' videos for interview tips and more
It's the first major change since being acquired by Microsoft.
VTime lets you hang with friends in VR, whatever the hardware
Finally, somewhere to socialize without leaving the comfort of your headset.
Why celebrities get away with stealth shilling on Instagram
The FTC is cracking down on brands, not the famous people promoting their products.
It's complicated: A film examines our relationship with social media
The life you lead online isn't always the life you're actually living.
Having multiple online identities is more normal than you think
The notion that we have just one authentic self is a fallacy.
Most of your Facebook friends couldn't care less about you
It's the same in real life, says the anthropologist behind "Dunbar's number."
