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#Socialmedia takes advantage of people’s predisposition to attend to threatening stimuli by promoting content in algorithms that capture attention. However, this content is often not what people expressly state they would like to see. In a new BBS commentary, we propose that social media companies should weigh users’ expressed preferences more heavily in algorithms. We propose modest changes to user interfaces that could reduce the abundance of threatening content in the online environment. https://lnkd.in/eV5Xb6mR via Claire Robertson Kareena del Rosario & Steve Rathje

Confirmation bias is on the uptick, primarily because social media allows users to optimize access to information of interest. The phenomenon is called “filter bubble,” where users only access the information they are interested in and deprive themselves of the opportunity to examine information from broader perspectives. #socialmedia #confirmationbias

With the fragmentation of social media lately, there have been plenty of chaotic, flame-filled, “this is fine” moments. But with Project Tapestry, we’re realizing that yes - this really is fine! It’s an opportunity for more diversity, more of a say in our own online presence, and a more open internet. Sean Heber lays out some of our thoughts here https://lnkd.in/eb4PbQUJ

Exciting news, everyone! Check out our latest blog post about the power of Threads in the social media realm. Learn how this feature enhances engagement and connectivity across the Fediverse. Click the link below to read the full article and stay ahead of the game! [Read more](https://lnkd.in/eaYdfsqR)

Can Social Media Usage Affect Memory? Our memories are a vital part of everyday life—it would be a lot harder to get through the day if we couldn't remember where we left our keys or our coworkers' names. But the ever-growing presence of the internet in our lives is changing how we process and remember information. Researchers are delving into the effects of increasing internet use on memory. Specifically, they're exploring the potential impact of problematic social media use. Curious to learn more? Give our blog a read! https://lnkd.in/g5nWqDTK. #EthicalDigital #EthicalDigitalVideo #DigitalSociety #SocialMedia #SocialMediaTips #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTips #MarketingAgency

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For practically a decade, I didn’t go on social media, except for an occasional check up on my Linked In page. For me, the value of what it brought to my life wasn’t worth the effort to maintain a consistent moderation of it. As the most virtually connected generation of all time, I believe in the importance of moderation over restriction. For us to increase our discipline over numbing out behaviors/scrolling mindlessly, we have to practice putting our devices away when the time comes. It’s most certainly a skill. How do you find moderation with social and news media?

Mark challenges us to be more thoughtful of the footprint we leave behind. "Memes are the Lexicon of the digital age. So as we share and create new memes, remember, we're not just playing in cyberspace, we're writing our own chapter in the saga of society. We are leaving footnotes in history that future historians will dissect pixel by pixel to understand what we were and how we thought." Read on for the full story!

Are you afraid of being offline? Imagine a day without internet, social media, or emails. How would you feel? Our dependency on the internet makes us anxious when offline. Break the cycle. Read more about it on graduan.com/articles 📵

Periodically disconnecting from social media and digital devices can be incredibly rejuvenating and restorative. Consider scheduling regular tech detoxes, where you abstain from using social media and limit screen time for a set period, such as a weekend or a week. Use this ti read more: