people have started taking a more critical look at the role of social media in society. As social media companies launch new policies in the aftermath, several questions still remain, and among them, a wide-rea
Hype Machine: How Social Media Disrupts Our Elections, Our Economy and Our Health - and How We Must AdaptIn This Brilliant Smart-thinking Book About The Power And Influence Of Social Media, Professor Sinan Aral Shows How 'hyper-socialization' Has Profoundly Changed Us. Why Does Fake News ...
Constant media coverage and debates in the home, workplace, or on social platforms, along with concerns about how the result of the election will affect our lives and society, all have the potential to have a negative impact on our well-being. When it gets out of control, it can even ...
While certain cognitive factors might influence both well-defined preferences and the grasp of complex voting methods, cognitive factors, for example, may not necessarily determine how decided people are. These kinds of questions deserve to be addressed by future research. Additionally, expanding the ...
The internet is a major polluter, and every site or service we produce does some level of harm. Laddering up from local concerns to the global perspective, we discuss four main spheres of influence that designers can make the most impact on.
“You could ask something about elections, or what a specific candidate’s views are about these things and so on”(U2); “It could put all the parties and how they work, and all these things, and you could ask questions from it”(H2).Once again, it was suggested that social robots...
The recruitment process has become easier and more effective, albeit more complex, because of the influx of new technologies, especially AI and social media. Succession planning Some talent management suites have asuccession planningmodule that helps organizations plan for what should happen when executi...
This research uses critical theory to analyse the role played by Twitter in facilitating public political participation during the 2013 elections in Zimbabwe. Empirical evidence gathered through a systematic collection, archiving and analysis of tweets has shown that the potential role of social media ...
It’s still the land of opportunity, but now it’s confronting the human cost of its success. The new buzzwords: responsibility and empathy.
“Denial or stuffing your feelings does not work,” she said. “Make space for processing some real feelings: grief, disappointment, frustration, anger or guilt. “Allow yourself to have a full quilt of emotions that makes you human,” Ackrill added. “Don’t ‘should’ on yourself. There...