X fined and may face slavery charges
Social media platform X has been fined more than $600,000 and could face charges of modern slavery over compliance failures when tackling child sexual exploitation.
Environment, climate and biodiversity experts are leaving the social media network formerly known as Twitter in huge numbers, a study reveals.
All in all, Mastodon is neither a replacement for Twitter nor a decentralised replica of it – the presence of individual servers makes it fundamentally different to any social media platform, writes NATALIYA ILYUSHINA.
AS the 2016 Federal Election campaign enters the home stretch, thoughts inevitably turn to the…
John Cleese not impressed by Canberra ticket sales
JOHN Cleese has tapped out a snarky tweet after ticket sales in Canberra have not…
Griffiths / Masterclass in being lynched on Twitter
“Do not encourage negativity on the internet. There’s going to be plenty of negativity no matter what you do," writes Lowbrow columnist JOHN GRIFFITHS
Remembering The Dismissal – on Twitter
AS NOVEMBER 11 draws near, Australians’ thoughts turn to the commemoration of Armistice/Remembrance Day, Ned…
“IT’S really super simple, buddy. Everyone can do it! Step 1, create a website. Step…
WITH today's announcement of another wind power auction to bring a great deal of renewable…
SHANE Rattenbury says ACTION is running a ‘Keep in Touch’ campaign, encouraging passengers to sign…
JOINING all the other cool kids on Twitter the much beloved Bureau of Meteorology has…
CHIEF Police Officer for the ACT, Rudi Lammers, has assured the Canberra community the ACT…
HERE in the "CityNews" newsroom we've long made merry with the inane tweeting of the…
In a sign that not everyone is buying into security theatrics the #heyasio hashtag is…
ACTION'S new bus timetable Network 14 has not been greeted with universal acclaim on Twitter…
DESPITE spending thousands of dollars trying to bully a paltry number of twitter followers into…
By Axel Bruns, Queensland University of Technology FOR a social media platform which has assumed…
IN the depressingly competitive world of Government social media the National Library was today celebrating…
By Deborah Lupton, University of Canberra AT first glance, academia and social media might not…
