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Women’s rights, protecting the environment, or fighting hate speech: Women worldwide are politically active online. They face online and offline abuse.
Film studio Miramax is suing the director as he auctions off the screenplay of "Pulp Fiction." Tarantino is just one of the stars jumping on the NFT bandwagon.
People without their own bank account should also benefit from the state-owned digital currency.
What should you know before investing in cryptocurrencies ? Here are three major pros and cons.
There's not enough content about women, or by women on Wikipedia––it is too male-heavy.
Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly popular – whether as an investment or as payment.
How it started, and how it's going: Despite the pandemic running for the second year, the internet was always quick to humorously comment on current events.
The best of "Shift" on our playlist on Youtube!
Trolls take over online discourse and are out to offend, often making life miserable for other users.
Algorithms embedded in social networks glean highly specific information about a user's preferences.
Real or fake? Posting disinformation online is a powerful propaganda tool.
How to verify videos on social media.
So-called bots are involved in creating phony social media hypes through likes and shares.
Countless touched-up pictures can be found on the internet. Here's how to spot the fakes.
How internet services use algorithms to try to influence their users.
The German-Scottish presenter Hannah Hummel joined DW in February 2020 and has since worked as a social media editor, reporter and presenter.
"The Power of the Dog" leads the Oscars race with 12 nominations and for the first time, the Academy is acknowledging a 'fan favorite' film, to be chosen by social media users.
Amid ongoing controversy over a lack of diversity, the Golden Globes were announced via social media last night. "Power of the Dog" and "West Side Story" dominated the top prizes.
Meta, Facebook's parent company, is taking action against the "surveillance-for-hire industry" that is using social media platforms to indiscriminately target people.
Mercedes-Benz has swapped its "the best or nothing" slogan for a more public-health-minded tagline. Firms from Burger King to banks are also in on the massive campaign.
Some 1.2 million young people in Germany have selected "cringe" as their favorite "in" word. Two other English words made it into the top three.
Netflix's new miniseries fictionalizes the story of two Berlin internet pioneers who attempt to prove that Google stole their idea, worth billions.
The 39-year-old German rock star made headlines after he posted a video on social media in which he reports an antisemitic incident at a Leipzig hotel.
Long considered obsolete, film photography is experiencing a renaissance, especially among young people. And #filmisnotdead is also a social media trend.
