Social Media The Brazil riots were openly planned on social media. So why was nothing done? Platforms are failing to prevent online radicalisation and organised assaults on democracy. More violence is inevitable. By Sarah Manavis
Social Media You’re doing it wrong: why are strangers on social media trying to micromanage my life? By Sarah Manavis
Comment Matt Hancock is sanitising his image on I’m A Celebrity. Everyone watching is complicit By Sarah Manavis
Let’s get ready to dance on Twitter’s grave Elon Musk has given us another good reason to log out. By Sarah Manavis
We deserve better than the Metaverse Our culture is increasingly consumed by the whims of tech billionaires funnelling absurd amounts of cash into projects no… By Sarah Manavis
Five years on from #MeToo, what has actually changed? The movement’s legacies are largely abstract: people “think” differently now; the “climate” has changed. But women aren’t much safer. By Sarah Manavis
The Molly Russell verdict proves it – social media must be regulated A ruling has found social media companies played a part in the death of a British teenager. Intervention must… By Sarah Manavis
Politics is not a joke. But middle-class Brits treat it like one Mock the Week and Have I Got News For You gave rise to a chummy, point-scoring attitude that harms… By Sarah Manavis
Gen Z are using TikTok over Google – a worrying trend Younger users are using social platforms instead of search engines, but a study suggests a fifth of TikTok results… By Sarah Manavis
The problem with the “quiet quitting” media storm The concept has gone viral on social media – but that could also undermine its power. By Sarah Manavis
Andrew Tate has been banned from social media. Is this a new era of content moderation? Facebook, Instagram and TikTok’s move to ban the misogynist was surprisingly swift and decisive. By Sarah Manavis