What’s left for someone looking for a digital village? For a while we flirted with Mastodon,but relationships rarely last when you’re on the rebound.
The white-collar club no one wants to join.
Australia’s jobless rate will soon start climbing as the economy slows and businesses and households feel the pinch from higher interest rates,says chief economist.
But even if one of Musk’s moneymaking plays is unwise,fears of an exodus are overblown.
The popular networking site randomly varied the proportion of weak and strong contacts suggested by its “People You May Know” algorithm in a way that may have impacted some people’s livelihoods.
Since the start of the pandemic,as office workers missed in-person interactions with colleagues,many people turned to LinkedIn to help make up for what they had lost. They started talking about more than just work.
Amid an ever-changing social media scene,a digital marketing guru urges business owners to try their hand at video content.
The Coalition party room has no shortage of MPs with first-hand or family experience of how toxic social media can be. Now the government is making cleaning up the internet part of its pitch to voters.
Personal advice people pass on from their children may not be appreciated on a social media platform used for professional networking.
Information from about 2 million Australian social media users was found on a database belonging to Chinese company,cybersecurity researchers say.
I gave him some very basic work advice and thought no more about it ... until he sent me a barely-concealed nude picture.