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After years of tracking our digital footprints, platforms are trying to free us from what we post. But with everything set to automatically disappear, we must begin to ask ourselves: who benefits most from a lack of accountability?
Right-wing personalities are moving away from liberal social media “echo chambers”, but risk building a useless one of their own.
The late princess has become a canvas on to which a generation of women have painted themselves.
New Statesman analysis shows Donald Trump failed to win in key states where Joe Biden outspent him on social media.
From action on climate change to effectively legalising marijuana, there’s plenty the president-elect can achieve.
The Covid-19 crisis has accelerated the commercialisation of sexual intimacy, providing temporary relief not only from sexual frustration but also loneliness.
Donald Trump has spent a decade sowing doubt online, warping reality into his own social media-driven narrative.
A new study shows that Attenborough's unverified claims regarding overpopulation dominate social media discourse.
New Statesman analysis suggests the changes have significantly limited the reach of the Democratic candidate’s tweets.
The Facebook CEO's newfound support for the revision of a key internet law has raised questions about his motives.
The business model that underpins most of the internet favours a more polarising candidate.
