Misinformation about COVID-19 has spread as fast as the virus. UN communications chief Melissa Fleming and journalism entrepreneur Mark Little have plans to slow it down.
Wharton hosted a panel discussion about the role of companies and philanthropic organizations in addressing racial and social justice in the workplace. Here's what the panellists said.
Banning apps like TikTok could have long-term negative implications. Regulators should take a more nuanced approach to overseeing this sector. Here's why.
The Global Web Index has interviewed citizens of countries around the world to find out which ones use social media the most, with the Philippines coming out top.
The World Economic Forum Podcast Club is a place to find or make recommendations, to discuss your favourite podcasts and to find out more about ours.
2020 saw the release of 117 new emojis, bringing the total up to 3,136, and by 2021 this figure is set to grow to 3,353.
The internet has come to play an extraordinary dominant role in our lives, but exactly how much do we use it? From Netflix streams to Instagram posts, this visualisation shows exactly how...
With nearly half the world's population on social media, it's become big business. But how do the likes of Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and others compare?
How advertising, consumer products, gaming, music, social media and sports companies are addressing systemic racism in their corporate culture and content.
An MIT study has found social media's built-in craving for likes is affecting our ability to objectively analyze the accuracy of online news before clicking 'share'.
Reliable information becomes vital during crises like the coronavirus pandemic. We all have a responsibility to disseminate accurate sources.
On average, global internet users spent 2 hours and 23 minutes on social media sites everyday. But a survey from Global Web Index shows not every country is logging on equally.
Over the past decade, social media has changed the ways we view and interact with traditional news sources. What does this mean for our leaders today?
Science misinformation and conspiracy theories have surged during coronavirus. This guide can help you identify them.
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