Travel Influencers are Lying to You
So I’ll be travelling to Japan for the first time next month. As with any country or city that I haven’t visited before, I’ve been looking up what to do, where to eat, what to see, etc. Of course, this […]
The UK’s Online Safety Bill and the EU’s Digital Services Act
Both the EU and the UK will have new laws regulating social media platforms coming in to effect shortly. In the EU, the DSA’s focus will be on how social media and digital platforms deal with illegal content, misinformation and […]
…but what else there is to do? Let’s find your way out of endless scrolling!
Why mindless scrolling through your social media feed is so appealing? It’s effortless, always accessible, and the content – inexhaustible. It’s also highly addictive and enormously time-consuming. If after spending another hour sliding your thumb along the screen, you feel […]
My New Year’s Resolution? Less Social Media.
Happy New Year! Welcome to 2023 everyone. The New Year is a time for reflection and reset. We consider where we are in life, what we want to achieve, and what we want to change about ourselves. So, with the […]
Gift Yourself a Digital Detox this Christmas
Detaching ourselves from our phones can be brutally difficult. It seems like every part of our lives calls for us to be staring at a tiny screen. Even if we want some peace, we’re always drawn back in. But, maybe […]
Fighting the Negative Impact of Social Media
As a primary introvert person, I find it hard to find a safe and secure platform, I mean, a social network where I can be sure people are who they say they are, that they do not pretend to be something they are not, and do not have bad intentions.
Christmas, Social Media and Financial Crises: A Recipe for Misery
Last week in the UK a video on YouTube went viral, titled “Alternative John Lewis Advert | The GoKart.” For those who don’t know, John Lewis is a British retailer who are famous for festive ads that are real tear-jerkers. […]
Where do Teenagers Stand on Social Media?
Since the dawn of social media, parents and other ‘grown-ups’ have been concerned about the welfare of young users. I remember when Facebook first became available to the public, my friends and I all lied about our ages to get […]
Why People are Meaner Online and How to Cope With It
Have you ever felt like the conversations you have with people online are so different from real life that it almost feels like talking to another person? Maybe you’ve come across strangers online being much meaner than the strangers you […]
Social Media, Fake News, and your Vote
The news lately feels like it’s been swamped with politics, at least from where I’m standing in Europe. The Danish general election has just wrapped up, Italy elected a far-right President in a snap election a month ago, the UK […]