The ongoing public controversy around Spotify has sparked fresh concerns about the role of Big Tech in spreading misinformation and fake news.
Do you want a paid, part-time job that gives you both flexibility and great experience? Become a digital ambassador.
Independent fact-checkers play a vital role in the digital media landscape, but there is no singular approach to countering misinformation.
Clubhouse is a new social-media audio-only app – which you can only join through an invite. But how is it making waves in the Middle East?
People of SOAS is an Instagram account showcasing the diversity of our students, and creating an online community we can all be part of. We talk to the founder, Lara, about the story behind it.
How is social media allowing young people to be entrepreneurs? Anika Chauhan explores how small businesses are being run through TikTok.
If you are in any way involved with the feminist side of social media, you’ve likely seen the plagiarism accusations against Florence Given by fellow
Lizzie Frost speaks to freshers about their time at SOAS so far, discussing online learning, making friends and SOAS societies.
What we read on the internet is mainly written by white males — the organisation ‘Whose Knowledge’ wants this to change.
“”Metaphors are effective. But how innocent are they?”
Moral panic, fake news and the contagious spread of familiar media tropes.
Personal branding identifies who you are and how you differentiate from others.
Each month, SOASians will be in with a chance to win a £25 voucher to use at campus favourites Kape and Pan!
