A thought exercise on social media and critical thinking
Research shows that being immersed in web activities might reduce our ability process information. The enigma of social media and critical thinking.
Archive for the ‘sociology’ Category
Success may mean staying true to what you know is true
Buckling to the pressure of corporate culture can be deadly to strategy. Success may mean staying true to what you know is true
Are you unknowingly supporting hate speech?
Many people are becoming numb to online hate speech. We need to see it for what it is and stop glorifying hate as a form of entertainment.
Tolerance, diversity and the social media filter bubble
Research shows social media doesn’t bring us together, it keeps us apart. The implications of the social media filter bubble.
Brand bullying and other things that need to change
Brand bullying, social media “evangelism” and Slurry the Chatbot are some of the topics explored on the new episode of The Marketing Companion
How to create a joyful experience on the web
There is a lot of negativity and hate on the web, but we create our own experience. You too can have a joyful experience on the web
The Internet We Need To Save
The Internet has changed, perhaps more than people realize. In this debate, Mark Schaefer and Tom Webster discuss the Internet we need to save.
Why this was a great year for humanity
The world is healing. Why this was a great year for humanity.
Does creating content make you dumb?
While you are creating content, your competitors are spending that time learning new skills. Can you create content and remain relevant?
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