The Facebook ad boycott is a convenient virtue-signal
Whisper it, but social media ads weren’t all that effective in the first place
Whisper it, but social media ads weren’t all that effective in the first place
What if you push the buttons that worked before and nothing happens?
Fact-checking widespread information on social media should be the job of journalists — but journalists have lost interest in facts
Some faceless millennial nerd is policing how my people address each other online, which is exactly how we speak in real life
Do politicians know what they’re talking about when it comes to tech?
‘We’re seeing people try to define more speech as dangerous’
Delete Facebook
Chris Hughes’s attack on his co-founder won’t stop the spread of misinformation
The company was so singularly obsessed with beating Facebook at its own game that it missed broader trends that were about to rattle the industry
The government has done nothing to meet the challenge of creating a new generation of graduates qualified for a future world
They believe in you when no one else will
The social media giant is bad for the press and bad for freedom
The crypto winter has turned to spring
Trump is fighting digital oligarchy with its collaborators
It could get ugly. It could just be more hot air
By banning, Twitterbook and Instaface are becoming publishers
Faith in the power of social media is turning politicians into vloggers
‘All I will do now is build the equivalent in Europe of what Infowars is in America’
Internet guilt is obscenely subjective
Media companies favor competing with one another over finding what they’re best at. Their employees have paid the price