All posts tagged "social media"
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Preetam Kaushik | 21 May 2016
Fifty cent party to divert Chinese on net
In a rather interesting revelation, a study has shown that China uses a staggering 488 million fake profiles...
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Preetam Kaushik | 18 April 2016
Looking for a House in London? Go by the Tweets
Owning or renting a house in London may be a coveted dream which many die to accomplish. But...
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Preetam Kaushik | 18 April 2016
How Syrian Refugees are Redefining the Use of Smartphones
In the Jude Law war movie “Enemy at the Gates”, there is a poignant scene where a tearful...
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Ravi Mandalia | 11 September 2015
Social media obsession driving up depression, anxiety levels says study
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp and other such platforms and apps have redefined our involvement with those near and...
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Megha Kedia | 25 August 2015
Facebook introduces ‘Donate Now’ button for non-profits
Facebook has introduced a ‘Donate Now’ button which will be displayed on the Facebook pages of non-profit organizations...
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Megha Kedia | 21 July 2015
Majority of Americans turning to Facebook and Twitter for news consumption: Report
Social media giants Facebook and Twitter are turning into influential news sources for majority of Americans, a new...
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Ravi Mandalia | 24 June 2015
Consistent relationship between cyberbullying and depression found
A consistent relationship exists between cyberbullying and reports of depression, researchers have established through a review of social...
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Ravi Mandalia | 13 June 2015
Twitter helps shed light on sleep disorders
Social media is being increasingly used for scientific research owing to the large user-base and a new example...
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Ravi Mandalia | 10 June 2015
Want to quit smoking? Try the social media approach
Want to quit smoking? Try the social media approach as it doubles your chances of kicking the butt,...
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Ravi Mandalia | 20 April 2015
YouTube, Instagram, social media platforms can bolster learning: Research
Researchers have revealed that contrary to common belief that social media is a distraction while studying, social media...