We’re witnessing the stirrings of a national popular movement aimed at defeating the policies of the president.
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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Education scholars say youth are duped by sponsored content and don't always recognize political bias of social messages. 
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Vine was a place for people with talents across different disciplines — it allowed artists-slash-comedians-slash-musicians to flourish.
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Deleting an inaccurate or otherwise problematic tweet is a seriously flawed solution, especially in cases where the original tweet was newsworthy, or when it has already circulated widely. But editing a tweet after the fact changes the context of retweets and other shares...
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Twitter says it's stretching the iconic 140-character limit on tweets, taking @names and images out of cap.
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We construct precisely contoured echo chambers of affirmation that turn conviction into zeal, passion into fury, disagreements with the other side into the demonization of it.
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“Trump leveraged a perfect storm,” said Steve Case, the founder of AOL, in an email message. “A combo of social media (big following), brand (celebrity figure), creativity (pithy tweets), speed/timeliness (dominating news cycles).”
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The system of showing clothes on a runway, then selling them in stores six months later, seems increasingly irrelevant in the age of social media.
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The one-time teen heartthrob is grateful for two things: Martin Luther King. Jr. and 10 million followers. Online backlash ensues.
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It's easy! And, it also works for Hillary Clinton and just about any other politician with a page.
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"The idea that everybody thinks they’re specialists with voices that deserve to be heard has actually made everyone’s voice less meaningful."
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Facebook activated its Safety Check tool while Twitter put its new Moments tool to use, highlighting top news tweets about the attacks.
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As Facebook gets even more corporate, Instagram is growing as a space for authentic blogging. Or something. You get 2,200 characters.
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Whoops! A so-called "twitter rally" in support of the President quickly turned into a Trump "bash".
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If "fake news" sites tipped the 2016 U.S. presidential election in the wrong direction, we need to be vigilant to make sure that the next four years (and beyond) are not further manipulated.
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During the Olympics, Twitter will let users temporarily receive tweets about events they care about.
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A new study found we enjoy experiences more when we take photos to document them.
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Why is Facebook so addictive? What makes us addicted to the social media network?
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As more tech firms employ their own editing staffs, they are being viewed as something less than news organizations, but more than simple reflections of their growing audiences.
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The average person spends more time on Facebook than any other leisure activity surveyed by the government except watching TV and movies.
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By liking and retweeting every pointless and inconsequential Tweet in the past we have given the Twitter algorithm an untrue insight into what we really want to see. You will be served up with everything based on your past history this way, not what is truly meaningful. If you surround yourself with celebrities and like everything they say, that’s all you’ll ever see. Conversely, if you like tweets about local affairs and politics, then you’ll miss out on Kim Kardashian’s latest line of elastic band lingerie. It’s not all bad…
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Everyone is on Facebook, but if everyone were jumping off a bridge, would you do it? There are plenty of reasons Facebook is bad for you (you probably know most of them).
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Twitter shares its most popular news stories, tweets and more in a snapshot of conversations for the year.
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Two years ago, Twitter-owned Vine was growing like kudzu. It was widely embraced by both consumers and marketers who sought to push the envelope with creative six-second clips. But the explosion of new video formats on Facebook, Snapchat and YouTube, which all now boast sizable scale, has caused top brands to quietly slip away.
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Hoaxes and bad information are circulating online in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.
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