SOCIAL MEDIA
College Conversation: New Social Apps Break With Toxic Past
They're using anonymity and better community checks to promise an end to the racism, misogyny and cyberbullying that marked earlier apps.
Jason Derulo on How TikTok Revived His Career
The hit singer and social media sensation joins 'The Carlos Watson Show.
Who Would Be Swizz Beatz and Timbaland's Dream Verzuz Matchup?
The hip-hop producers join the latest episode of 'The Carlos Watson Show.
It'll Take More Than 15 Seconds to Rebuild Virality
Five months after India's ban on TikTok, a slew of global and homegrown pretenders are struggling to enthuse viral stars and advertisers.
This Startup Star Is the New Face of Saudi Arabia
Adwa Al Dakheel, 28, is fostering the next generation of Saudi entrepreneurs as one of the kingdom's biggest innovators.
Brazilian Bots are Targeting the U.S. Election Process to Help Trump
Twitter accounts supportive of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro are trying to undermine the credibility of the U.
The Greatest Threat to Democracy Might Not Be What You Expect
Tweets directed at women more often than not seek to discredit or threaten them.
Why Russia, China and Iran Love Twitter — Without Really Being on It
President Trump’s extensive use of Twitter to issue diplomatic threats leaves one country the most vulnerable: the U.
Why Marketers Are Embracing Influencers of Color
As companies recognize the power of the African American dollar, they’re seeking out Black influencers like never before.
The World Is Ben Smith’s. Now What?
In this edition of “The Carlos Watson Show,” journalist Ben Smith talks turkey, politics and why he’s stopped predicting just about anything.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
BusyBodyism: The Internet Brew of Whiteness and Class
Hank Williams said it best when he sang "Mind your own business," but is there a reason we steadfastly refuse to do so?.
Butterfly Effect: Trump's Tied in TikTok's Knots
Extricating himself from a twisted deal he sought — without hurting American interests — won't be easy.
