Hidden code: Algorithms in social networks

Shift - Living in the Digital Age 12.04.2019

Shift - Living in the Digital Age 05.04.2019

How does our brain find its way in VR? 05.04.2019

Real fun with VR technology 05.04.2019

Five ways to help protect the environment 26.04.2019

Breastfeeding is best 26.04.2019

Hypnotherapy - the expert opinion 26.04.2019

Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho looks to shine again in crunch Revierderby against Bundesliga rivals Schalke 26.04.2019

AI saves endangered species and forests 26.04.2019

Shift - Living in the Digital Age 26.04.2019

How algorithms boost polarizing content 19.04.2019

Can algorithms be ethical? 19.04.2019

Cyberbullying: 'There are no safe spaces anymore' 12.04.2019

Bullying online can quickly bleed over into real life. Online comments can lead to physical attacks; explicit pictures sent to one person can make their way through the whole school. The key to stopping it: prevention.

Memes could be filtered out by EU copyright law 12.03.2019

Experts warn about EU law that could change the architecture of the internet, forcing websites to install flawed and expensive filters that would block satirical content like memes and lead to digital monopolization.

Papua New Guinea to ban Facebook for one month, broaches state-run social network 29.05.2018

Papua New Guinea's communications minister has said the government will ban Facebook for a month to weigh its impact on the population. The government is also evaluating the creation of a new state-run social network.

Twitter doubles its character limit 08.11.2017

Twitter users will soon be able to post tweets of up to 280 characters. The social network hopes the change will boost engagement, and ultimately narrow the gap in it profits between it and its great rival, Facebook.