New social media platform Threads ‘looks promising,’ says expert
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A new social media platform from Meta has registered more than 100 million users within five days, officially making it Twitter’s biggest rival.
Search Results for social media
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Legislation goes after source of rising mental health illness among children: social media
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The Kids Online Safety Act would promote privacy and give children and parents more online autonomy.
Social media expert not surprised to see Twitter ‘antagonize’ NPR, PBS
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Twitter has labelled National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service as “U.S. state-affilated media” causing some outlets to shut down their accounts.
Family concerned for missing Norfolk man who deleted social media, left phone at home
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The Norfolk Police Department is attempting to locate a missing 45-year-old male.
Let’s stop TikTok: Safeguarding American user data means quitting social media platform
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I have a confession, dear Augusta Free Press readers. I am one of the 100 million individuals addicted to TikTok.
Recruitment of Americans on social media for human and drug trafficking focus of legislation
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Federal and local law enforcement report an uptick in transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) using social media to recruit drivers in human smuggling operations.
MBU alum to give interactive talk about communications, social media
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Mary Baldwin University’s 2023 Smyth Lecture will feature environmental nonprofit communications guru Robyn Stegman with the Ocean Conservancy.
Leesburg Police investigating threat at middle school made by student on social media
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Leesburg Police says a threat of violence at a middle school made on social media involved a student who does not have a firearm in their possession.
Charlottesville Police make arrest in case involving social media threats at UVA
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A Charlottesville man is in custody following an investigation into social media threats against the University of Virginia reported on Monday.
Drivers for human trafficking recruited on social media platforms
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Federal and local law enforcement are reporting an uptick in recruiting of drivers for human smuggling operations via social media.
