The federal opposition leader is proposing a new offence to clamp down on the growing trend of “posting and boasting”,which police in Victoria,NSW and Queensland are worried is spawning copycat offending.
Remember the “Free Britney” movement? This is kind of like that,but with the royals.
The key ingredient for a viral recipe is engagement,and that can be both positive and negative,writes Adam Liaw.
If there’s one thing that unites an otherwise bitterly divided Washington,it’s China. But Donald Trump has just stirred the pot.
Influencers like Alix Earle have turned their morning routines into multi-million incomes thanks to the power of the GRWM video. Here’s why we can’t look away.
Australian Medical Association president Steve Robson said he had thought the country had matured past the era of extreme sun exposure.
Thanks to high-definition cameras and increasingly sophisticated filters,our obsession with having perfect skin has peaked.
Former competition regulator Allan Fels says the federal government should use tax law and content rules to maximise pressure on the social media giant to pay for Australian news content.
A TikTok series about one woman’s marriage is the internet’s latest obsession. Could social media be the new reality TV?
It all started when laws were passed in response to decisions by Twitter and Facebook to boot Donald Trump after the attack on the US Capitol in 2021.
From the comment pile-on to social media receipts,here are some of the damaging trends kids are taking part in or becoming victims of.