As social platforms decline, publishers have an opportunity
As the dominant social platforms change, and pivot away from being networks to media destinations, publishers could step into the gap they leave.
As the dominant social platforms change, and pivot away from being networks to media destinations, publishers could step into the gap they leave.
The important figures The Times omitted, evidence of real name toxicity and more feedback from readers
Deplatforming Trump and QAnon won’t kill the movement. But it might just stop it growing as fast.
Facebook has merely harnessed and amplified the networks already at work online. Blaming the symptom for the problem is no route to a solution.
Some more reading to help you navigate the emerging information ecosystem of our pandemic age.
8chan, home of mass shooters, QAnon and the cradle of GamerGate is finding it hard to get back online. And its founder it working to keep it that way.
An unfulfilling LeWeb discussion about online communities and the media.