A new version of ‘The Dress’ is tearing the internet apart
Just when you thought it was safe to go back online... BLOODY hell, internet. Stop trying to tear us all apart. One year on from The Dress debate (otherwise known…
The Facebook crusade of polarising Australian ‘aid worker’ Oliver Bridgeman
Terrorist or aid worker? The Australian Government and Oliver Bridgeman are telling competing stories. TWO months ago, Queenslander Oliver Bridgeman was jovial, flexing his muscles and joking with the camera…
95 Percent of U.S. Consumers Share Passwords With Others
A recent LastPass survey [PDF] of over 1,000 U.S. consumers has found that fully 95 percent of respondents admit sharing up to six passwords with others. Seventy-six percent share passwords…
Feel the Bern: Two Sanders Supporters Back on Tinder After Brief Ban
Two women banned from Tinder last week for aggressively promoting U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders have been allowed back on the dating app and say they will resume telling…
What Makes a Successful Community?
Online communities are ubiquitous in the digital landscape, providing opportunities for people to connect and learn from each other, to brainstorm, birth new ideas and to solve problems. They're the…
Auto-Engagements Aren’t Fooling Anybody
There are two specific things about social media that make it difficult for business owners and entrepreneurs. You need to maintain it. Social media is not like paying your bills or…
Twitter Launches New Anti-Troll Cybersafety Committee
Facing a mounting backlash that its social media platform is a forum for unchecked bigotry, Twitter just announced a new committee to handle "trolling" and abuse - and hopefully stem…
Zuckerberg Says Facebook Board Member’s Tweet About India ‘Deeply Upsetting’
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made his displeasure known over a tweet by Facebook board member Marc Andreessen that offended Indians and others worldwide. Facebook's "Free Basics" program, which would…