social media

The last two years have created unprecedented conditions for countless people around the globe due to the Covid pandemic.

While online shopping comes as second nature to some, this isn’t the case for everyone.

Christmas can certainly be a difficult time, with 26% of people experiencing poor mental health during the festive season. 

The advent of the internet has led to the emergence of virtuality, and virtuality has severely affected almost any industry out there.

TikTok has boomed over the past 18 months, so much so that Tiktok has overtaken Youtube on the average watch time in the UK and US.

Negativity is a form of emotion people express when they dislike something or somebody.

Facebook-owned apps took up four spots in the top 10 most downloaded apps of 2020, with a combined total of more than 2 billion downloads.

Social media users who view images of healthy foods that have been heavily endorsed with ‘likes’ are more likely to make healthier food choices.

When it comes to screen time, the problem is not so much the number of hours they spend online, but the quality of their online interactions.

Social media platforms like Twitter amplify expressions of moral outrage over time because users learn such language gets rewarded.

I can’t help but dwell on the themes of contemporary social justice tropes so common on social media.

Social media is a crucial component of your brand’s digital marketing strategy.

Interruptions may often consume a significant amount of our time, space, and energy at work and home.

Instagram Live, also known as broadcasts, has become increasingly popular over the years and is used by successful brands worldwide.

Social media content may even be more valuable as workplace commutes and other demands of hectic family life begin to crowd our schedules.