Welcome to the first Interhacktives podcast, where Zachary Boren and Daniele Palumbo argue over whether Facebook made a good move by purchasing Whatsapp, the free messaging service now used by 450m people worldwide.
This was recorded on Friday afternoon, and therefore doesn't take into account the Whatsapp service problems that occurred over the weekend.
The developers of Twitterrific are attempting to design an application where users can read almost all content available on the internet in one place. The landscape of online media is fragmented. News, information, and updates originate from myriad sources and has now become almost impossible to keep track of information
Before writing this article, I checked Google Trends to find out what topic our audience is interested in reading. Without a doubt, it was AI and particularly AI story generator. Prior to addressing its benefits in journalism, the question to be asked is: what is an AI story generator? Basically,
A lot of fake news information has been shared on social media platforms in the last week. We've rounded up a list of the top stories, which were verified by fact-checker media organisations. French president dancing in nightclub A video of the French President Emanuel Macron dancing
United States lawmakers have voted on a bill to ban TikTok jeopardizing millions of videos made by American creators. US officials cite security concerns with TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, which is wholly owned by the Chinese government. If the bill becomes law, millions of Americans could lose access