Communities in virtual reality aren’t a new trend.
The cause of the outage is still unknown
Advertisers target young people for commercial gain.
Communities in virtual reality aren’t a new trend.
The cause of the outage is still unknown
Advertisers target young people for commercial gain.
Things to consider when applying for a job.
Social media can make a difference, as two brands discovered.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted failure to protect user data.
Students hesitate to give up their personal information.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is paying for the public’s popularity, spending $281,469 on Facebook. Over the past two years, the state government has been promoting
Senator Xenophon calls for Facebook to remove ‘fake news.’
Australian brand Black Milk Clothing has experienced phenomenal success.
How helpful are hashtag campaigns?
Uni ‘Hotties’ Facebook groups have been causing a stir
80 per cent of the population uses emojis. Lucille Sadek asks if it’s affecting our communication skills.
A man has created a fake Doritos Facebook account to troll users complaining about their new rainbow flavour, writes Joely Mitchell.
Kieran Balmaceda examines how the uncertain future of print news could affect local communities as the big outlets begin to downsize rural operations.
Smartphones are often blamed for impacting teenagers’ social relationships but perhaps we should be concerned about those without one, writes Tijan Biner.
A perpetual state of information overload is having effects on our ability to decipher, process and store information, writes Kieran Balmaceda.
The threat of companies tracking your online behaviour and selling that information to marketers is becoming dangerous, writes Kieran Balmaceda.
Nat Kassel explains how Facebook’s algorithm could be dictating which news stories you consume.
Johanna Brasier explains how social media is changing the world of advertising, one selfie at a time.
Social media continues to feed our obsession with all things canine, writes Erin Leeder.
Stacey Elms-King reports on U.S. Senator Mark Warner’s request for an investigation into Facebook’s controversial research project that subjected users to ‘emotional manipulation’ experiments.
Self-promotion on the Internet is commonplace. Erin Lyons discusses why we glorify our lives on social media.
