Social Media Platforms Shouldn’t Own Your Identity
Governor Spencer Cox and Frank H. McCourt Jr. argue that social media users should be able to own their personal data.
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"Who was using it in the first place" - Internet reacts as Instagram announces removing Notes from Posts and Reels
Netizens react to the news as Instagram, the content-sharing social media platform, decides to do away with its Notes feature ...
YouTube Shorts to Get Revamped Video Editor, AI Stickers and More Creator Tools
YouTube Shorts will be updated with a redesigned video editor The new editor will let creators use beat-synced clips for videos YouTube Shorts will also add support for AI-generated stickers ...
How Two Brothers Raised $42 Million for A Social Media Startup Rooted In Nostalgia
In this Forbes Talks interview, Ben and Dan Silvertown, the co-founders of Lapse, discuss their social camera app and its ...
'Making memories' via social media is an increasingly 'crucial' part of live events
Eventgoers' live experiences are shaped by media technologies like social media, whether used in the moment or not, and ...
YouTube is updating Shorts with TikTok-like editing features
YouTube is adding new features to Shorts that aim to make it easier for creators to edit short-form videos. There are five ...
YouTube Shorts takes on TikTok with new creation tools
As YouTube Shorts continues to compete with TikTok, the platform is announcing new upcoming features to help creators publish ...
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I lost my Black job, now what? Insight from ODEI’s only student employee
We don't need institutional support to maintain our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion or any other basic human moral ...
Kate Middleton breaks from tradition as she shares powerful message for Mother's Day - a year on from her editing mishap
Royal watchers will have been delighted to see that the traditional Mother's Day photo shared by the Princess of Wales ...