Tom Richardson looks at the current US governments increasing use of social media, specifically TikTok.
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Tom Richardson looks at the current US governments increasing use of social media, specifically TikTok.
Irem Ozdemir discusses Musk’s war on Wikipedia and how it threatens the non-profit organisation.
Agata Koralewska, Online International Editor, looks at the dangers of disinformation on social during times of war.
Michelle Chung reviews tech giants power to de-platform in the wake of allegations of assault against Russell Brand.
In light of Elon Musk’s recent investment, Harry Craig analyses the chaotic Twitter takeover so far.
Racists Running Amok – But Football Will Fight Back Rhys Wallis discusses the recent scrutiny on racist abuse in football, and what needs to change. Racism and abuse is, unfortunately, …
Censorship vs Freedom of Speech Lucy Aylmer discusses the compromise between censorship and freedom of speech in light of recent world events. When Donald Trump was temporarily banned from Twitter …
Is democracy being jeopardised by the people that should theoretically be facilitating freedom fo speech? This writer optimistically views Trump’s outbursts as a good thing, formulating that it is better to know all of the information than be censured. But on election day, twitter did what many other social media brands are known for doing in modern times: picking and choosing what to put to their audiences.
Rupali Naik takes a positive stance on activism from seemingly superficial platforms: are we changing the nature of social media?
Online Arts and Literature Editor, Ariane Joudrey, discusses the different platforms of online literature communities.
Tom Richardson looks at the current US governments increasing use of social media, specifically TikTok.
Irem Ozdemir discusses Musk’s war on Wikipedia and how it threatens the non-profit organisation.
Agata Koralewska, Online International Editor, looks at the dangers of disinformation on social during times of war.
Michelle Chung reviews tech giants power to de-platform in the wake of allegations of assault against Russell Brand.
In light of Elon Musk’s recent investment, Harry Craig analyses the chaotic Twitter takeover so far.
Racists Running Amok – But Football Will Fight Back Rhys Wallis discusses the recent scrutiny on racist abuse in football, and what needs to change. Racism and abuse is, unfortunately, …
Censorship vs Freedom of Speech Lucy Aylmer discusses the compromise between censorship and freedom of speech in light of recent world events. When Donald Trump was temporarily banned from Twitter …
Is democracy being jeopardised by the people that should theoretically be facilitating freedom fo speech? This writer optimistically views Trump’s outbursts as a good thing, formulating that it is better to know all of the information than be censured. But on election day, twitter did what many other social media brands are known for doing in modern times: picking and choosing what to put to their audiences.
Rupali Naik takes a positive stance on activism from seemingly superficial platforms: are we changing the nature of social media?
Online Arts and Literature Editor, Ariane Joudrey, discusses the different platforms of online literature communities.
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