When will we see a day when social media companies own the responsibility for the damage their services have done to ... One way to do so would be to use AI to assess the fatigue or stress of users.

Many social media users have increased civic engagement by using Facebook to share politically-related content, such as this Washington Examiner post about President Obama.

Although the negative impact is felt most harshly by social media influencers, social responsibility is something that applies ... 88 percent of 18 to 29-year-old American internet users use ...

Take Oklahoma’s House Bill 3914, for example.This bill would bar anyone under the age of 16 from creating a social media account, even if their parents consent. The Oklahoma bill would sidestep ...

Cotton, meanwhile said many social media companies claim to not allow kids under 13 on their platforms, and instead rely on self-reporting methods, which can be easily bypassed by children ...

Together we must call upon Twitter and other social media platforms to take full responsibility. Clear policies barring hate speech must be established and applied.

If there is one certainty of social media in 2025, it’s this: Rage clicks rule. Hyperbole, hate, cheap shock—it’s all par for the course—and often rewarded with virality. But Sez Us, an ...

Policy experts debate what legal responsibility social media companies should have under the 1996 Communications Decency Act regarding the content users post on their platforms.

UM alum Garlin Gilchrist returns to alma mater as executive director of the School of Information's Center for Social Media Responsibility. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close.

S ocial media’s shortfalls are becoming more evident than ever. Most platforms have been designed to maximize user engagement as a means of generating advertising revenue—a model that exploits ...

In total, participants included 4,044 consumers, 900 full-time social media practitioners and 322 marketing leaders from across businesses. Trendy, or cringy? There isn’t a one-size fits all approach ...