Cristiano Ronaldo once blocked the popular football website Transfermarkt after they downgraded his market valuation. The German-based website, which provides extensive data on clubs and players all over the world, is one of the most ...
Nick C., a 25-year-old food service worker who lives in western Iowa, remembers coming across TikTok influencer Connor DeWolfe’s videos about a year ago. They showed up on his For You feed, which is effectively ...
Twitter has always been a popular social media channel, but over the past few years the platform has skyrocketed. Twitter’s most recent financial results showed that total revenue in the second quarter of 2021 was ...
For better or for worse, creatives across the globe have had to grapple with how to keep creativity alive when production has to abide by lockdown rules. While there have been some questionable attempts, The ...
Social media platforms Photo credit: Geralt / Pixabay What is the most popular social media platform in the US? The Pew Research Center conducted a survey on social media usage among US adults in early ...
The number of Facebook users in the US will increase 0.9% this year to 169.5 million. Although growth has slowed, Facebook is still the most widely used social network among all age groups except teenagers. ...
With around 4.4 million YouTube users in the country, Singaporeans spend an average of two hours a day with the app. Singapore has approximately 4.96 million social media users, according to the review site Best ...
West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin suffers political defeat thanks to his support for Barack Obama and is therefore uniquely qualified to provide advice on what many believe is the president’s central political problem – his ...
Online dating (or Internet dating) is a system that enables people to find and introduce themselves to potential connections over the Internet, usually with the goal of developing personal relationships. An online dating service is ...
Media literacy is often cited as a solution – but to which problem? In this new blog post for the Media Policy Project, Sonia Livingstone, Professor of Social Psychology at the LSE and Chair of ...
