Real Journalisim, Reddit Chatrooms and The Game of Fonts
In this week’s news: Buzzfeed invests in a new home for journalism, Reddit takes a risk on adding chat features and find out how well you know your fonts. [ Read More ] about Real Journalisim, Reddit Chatrooms and The Game of Fonts
Fake News Game and Testing Net Neutrality
In this week's news: researchers invent a fake news game to see if it can help people spot fake news in real life, and the country braces for the end of net neutrality with local protections and watchdogs. [ Read More ] about Fake News Game and Testing Net Neutrality
Advertisers Don’t Care, Twitter Shares and Vertical Video
In this week's news: Facebook has major transparency issues but advertisers aren't deterred, Twitter enables account sharing for its mobile app, and how phones are changing the way video is shot and watched. [ Read More ] about Advertisers Don’t Care, Twitter Shares and Vertical Video
Popular Apps, Amazon Influencers and Facebook 360
In this week's news: comScore releases their annual mobile apps report along with the top 10 apps in America, Amazon opens up their social media influencer program to YouTube stars, and Facebook's app now allows users to capture 360-degree photos. [ Read More ] about Popular Apps, Amazon Influencers and Facebook 360
Visual Revolution, Accidental Clicks and Journalism Take Over
In this week's news: a visual revolution is taking place in the journalism industry, Facebook makes plans to no longer charge for accidental clicks on ads, and how Silicon Valley has infiltrated the profession of journalism. [ Read More ] about Visual Revolution, Accidental Clicks and Journalism Take Over
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