Underage users on Instagram should prepare for new restrictions on their accounts.
Social media has provided athletes with a platform to share their stories, build communities and maintain visibility between the Paralympics.
Should athletes partner with energy drink companies?
Underage users on Instagram should prepare for new restrictions on their accounts.
Social media has provided athletes with a platform to share their stories, build communities and maintain visibility between the Paralympics.
Should athletes partner with energy drink companies?
Body image hashtags are prevalent on social media sites but they may be doing more harm than good, writes Erin Lyons.
Matt Calvitto discusses the difference between commenting and trolling, and who’s responsible when social media turns ugly.
Freshly-minted editor of The Hairpin, Emma Carmichael talks to Liam Quinn about tailoring content, niche publications and finding your social media happy place.
With other social media sites closing in on Facebook, Hannah Rabe asks who will step up as the next major fad site.
Social media does not have to mean the death of our careers, writes Stephanie Azzopardi.
The significance of social media in journalism has recently grown. Media organisations are now tossing traditional journalism aside and embracing the new age mediums, writes Ivana Krsteska.
Should free speech be protected at all costs? Rachel Wagner examines the grey area of social media.
AFL Victoria is moving towards a more successful future and Anthony Stanguts is at the heart of the push, writes Davis Harrigan.
We’re on a mission to compile a ‘must follow’ list of Twitter users for emerging journalists, writes Erdem Koç.
How much online influence do you have? Klout aims to measure this, and it could affect businesses in the future, writes Tim Viney.
Melbourne Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has fled from the social media world after only a few days. Occupy Melbourne activist Carl Scrase explains why.
Environmental youth coalitions, backed by a steely determination to ensure the existence of a sustainable future, can’t be ignored. Gayertree Subramaniam reports.
Tim Viney discusses a site that determines which stories are making waves and which are getting lost in the digital sea.
Should social news sites like reddit take a more active role in moderating and censoring content that perpetuates prejudice and hate? Alyce Hogg investigates the place of censorship within social media.
The Three Little Pigs were guilty and the big bad wolf had a cold? Yeliz Selvi investigates the connection between fact and fairytale.
The social media editor of the Chicago Tribune, Amy Guth, speaks to Liam Quinn about the newspaper’s online presence.
Cass Savellis notes some aspects to be aware of when starting a blog, and how to make yours distinguishable from the rest.
Is social media the new face of the fourth estate? Alyce Hogg examines the Kony 2012 phenomenon and ensuing backlash and asks where, in today’s rapidly evolving media industry, should we place our trust?
Kony 2012 has become the latest viral media phenomenon. Brendan Lucas interviews Kony 2012 campaigner Timmy Harris to answer the critics.
Issues surrounding the use of social media have been an ongoing discussion for journalists. Jonathan Wilkinson reports.
