Will ‘Project Tapestry’ be the new internet reader?
The developers of Twitterrific are attempting to design an application where users can read almost
Audience & Social
Five AI story generators that can be useful for journalism
Before writing this article, I checked Google Trends to find out what topic our audience
Fake news: the top stories from last week you might have missed
A lot of fake news information has been shared on social media platforms in the
TikTok gets a makeover for Apple’s Vision pro
The new app will have the comment section and creator profiles on the side of
Adobe’s AI and editing tools now on Apple Vision Pro
All you need to do is just pull out the images the Firefly app generates
Create an animated map on Adobe After Effects in just 4 steps
Are you working on a multimedia project and you want an animated map but need
Substack’s Rise: A New Model for Journalism?
Since its launch in 2017, the subscription newsletter platform Substack has rapidly reshaped the media
Is X’s Headline Removal Causing a Media Traffic Crisis?
X’s (formerly Twitter) recent removal of headlines from embedded tweet links has stirred significant concern
The Onion: blurred line between satire and fake news delivers facts but only to loyal readers?
The humour of the publication often relies on sensationalizing mundane, everyday events as if they were newsworthy, surreal, or frightening
Threads user’s profile de-linked from Instagram, can be deleted separately
Many changes are being brought by Mosseri on Threads to lure new users as well as make the platform friendly and “Twitter-like” for users who joined it in July 2023 with a new hope to get away Musk’s tyranny of subscriptions
Pebble, promising rival of X (formerly Twitter), reincarnates within a month of its demise?
“We weren’t growing fast enough to convince investors of a breakout,” wrote Pebble Co-founder and CEO, Gabor Cselle, in a Pebble post
The Rise of AI in Journalism: Promise and Peril
As Elon Musk described artificial intelligence (AI) as an enormously disruptive force to UK Prime
X’s Verification Revamp: A New Frontier or a Misinformation Minefield?
When Elon Musk bought Twitter – now rebranded as X – last fall, he promised more free
Is LinkedIn a good replacement for X (formerly Twitter)?
LinkedIn definitely seems to be user-friendly than X, however, the users on the latter still seems to look for alternatives on other platforms which can promise to be more “Twitter-like” and not as formal as LinkedIn
How can Social Platforms combat Deepfakes?
Deepfake technology has been described as “perhaps the most immediately tangible, damaging application” of artificial
All about “YouTube Create”, YouTube’s new video editing app
YouTube has unveiled a set of AI-powered tools for video creators and a new mobile
Here’s how you can use WhatsApp Channels for news delivery
WhatsApp channels are designed specifically for news dissemination. Channels offer a unique and personalised approach
Why is Telegram so popular in Eastern European countries?
Telegram has became the most successful social media app in Russia, Ukraine, Balkan countries either
Twitch’s new stories feature: everything you need to know
Twitch has just added stories as a brand-new feature to their platform and this article
What X’s new subscription model really means
X’s new ‘Not-A-Bot’ feature threatens to make disinformation and bots more prevalent on the site,