Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day (IWD). At home, we take it a step further by declaring March as National Women’s Month (NWM). It is always interesting to see the wide range of activities and campaigns aimed at defending women’s rights as they push forRead More →
As the situation with COVID-19 continues to change and develop, AllEars will bring you the latest relevant news that could affect a visit to the theme park. Things at theme parks have certainly changed since the COVID-19 pandemic. universal hollywood We had to change our approach to park attendance, andRead More →
1. Numerical rules The transition from conventional news sources to digital platforms and applications has accelerated in recent years. A large portion (32%) of urban Indians prefer digital spaces for their daily dose of news and information, with social media feeds and WhatsApp or Telegram forwarding emerging as the mostRead More →
Image source: INDIA TV Reviews | How Prime Minister Modi took Congress to task in Parliament In his scathing and unrestrained attacks on the Congress Party in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Monday and Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Grand Old Party of sowing the seedsRead More →
TEWKSBURY – Danielle Remigio wants to help people better grieve. As a crisis intervention professional, she recognizes that physical and mental health can deteriorate when grief is not managed in a timely or healthy manner using support systems. The TMHS graduate and current Holbrook resident recently spoke at a TEDxRead More →
Note: This image predates the COVID-19 pandemic. Presented by the Social Differences, Social Justice faculty group and sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Renee Crown University Honors Program and the Whitman School of Management, members of the campus community are invited to participate in the first annual symposiumRead More →
Kim and Penn Holderness, part of the Raleigh family known for ‘Christmas Jammies’ and other viral videos, star in this season of CBS’ ‘The Amazing Race,’ and The News & Observer follows their journey on the show every week. After a 19-month break in filming due to the COVID-19 pandemic,Read More →
BATTLE CREEK, MICH. — Being anchored in vision and purpose and embracing sustainability as a catalyst for growth are two key themes for driving an environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy, said Steve Cahillane, President and CEO of Kellogg Co. . In a post on the company’s blog, Cahillane identifiedRead More →
FILE – People gather near a makeshift clinic in a sprawling settlement of mud brick huts housing people displaced by war and drought, near Herat, Afghanistan. As winter deepens, a grim situation in Afghanistan worsens. Freezing temperatures are adding to the downward spiral of misery that accompanied the fall ofRead More →
Happy birthday, Mike!We wish Mikey Hood a very happy birthday! 10 hours ago Something Good: Billy Porter and Sue Kerr honoredLocal pioneers of the LGBTQ community – Billy Porter and Sue Kerr – receive high honors. 10 hours ago Visit to the Orchid and Tropical Bonsai Show at PhippsGarden guruRead More →
The Better Business Bureau says scammers are on the rise for the holiday season. In a recently released list of the top 12 Christmas scams, BBB officials say criminals use email and social media to facilitate most scams, but social media is where people are most vulnerable. The BBB alsoRead More →
In recent times, social media has become extremely important all over the world. It is unquestionably an integral part of modern society. Many, many people use social media to chat with friends, find new friends, buy products and check news. Although these platforms are useful, they can also lead toRead More →
There is broad bipartisan support among self-identified liberals and conservatives that social media companies should add warning labels to posts that contain misleading information, or that could lead to the spread of disinformation, data from a new study by researchers from Northeastern College of Arts, Media and Design exhibits. MuchRead More →
Misinformation about the virus and vaccines has spread on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. President Joe Biden has said social media companies are “killing people” by failing to police misinformation on their platforms about COVID-19 vaccines. Biden’s comments came a day after US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said misinformationRead More →
Days after police visited its offices as part of an investigation into the marking of BJP posts as manipulated, the social media company says it is concerned for the safety of its employees. Twitter Inc says it is concerned for the safety of its staff in India, days after policeRead More →
Police visit Twitter offices to serve notice on his country’s chief executive after the social media giant branded the BJP spokesperson’s post as “manipulated media”. Police in the Indian capital have filed a notice at the offices of Twitter, requesting information for a complaint over why a tweet from theRead More →
Tehran, Iran – Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif made headlines last week when he made a late night appearance on Clubhouse, the increasingly popular mobile group audio chat app. Even though hours after the conversation began he said it was past bedtime, the country’s top diplomat stayed longer toRead More →
Facebook’s newly created oversight board announces the first six cases involving content removed from the social media giant’s platforms. Facebook Inc’s independent oversight board on Tuesday announced the first six instances where it could overturn the social media company’s decisions to remove certain content from its platforms. The board, createdRead More →
A new study reveals that nearly 60% of women and girls using Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have experienced abuse. According to a new global study, online abuse drives girls away from social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and nearly 60% of them experience harassment. One in five girlsRead More →
People who get most of their news from social media like Facebook and YouTube are much more likely to believe conspiracy theories about the coronavirus pandemic, a study from Kings College London has found. The report also suggests that those who rely on social media for information are much moreRead More →