Nuns: The unexpected tweeters
Fiona Parker meets a nun with a 21st century approach to spreading her message
Tag Archives: social media
Forget your phone and live your life
Tamar Ziff suggests it’s time we put away our smartphones and enjoy life instead
You can’t win with charity
‘It’s simply a sad fact of life that people asking you for things is annoying,’ writes David Earnshaw
Anti-social networking: ‘Unite and overthrow Twitter!’
‘Soon, it will be illegal not to be on Twitter and Facebook’, says Rudi Abdallah
Social media backlash to Durham University ‘porting’ video
You might have heard of ‘milking’ – but have you heard of ‘porting’?
Who is trolling who?
Trying to censor debate online will stop our right to free speech, says York Vision
Should you moderate your social media presence for employers?
Twitter and Facebook shouldn’t be toned down for employers, says Samantha Baldwin
Why do we ‘un-friend’ people on Facebook?
According to a new study, gender and age are the scientific reasons behind the breakdown of Facebook friends
Research students behind the curve when it comes to social media
Postgraduate students need to be more active online says study
Don’t believe the hype – social media never achieves anything
Does social media have more influence than it should? Simon Worthington takes a look
One week Facebook-free
How will self-confessed Facebook addict Amanda Cole cope with going cold turkey?
Jon Snow: “Arts funding is more important than defence”
Sammy Talalay speaks to the news presenter about his recent forray into film, the Arab Spring and social media
