Is Keir Starmer simply too uncharismatic for TikTok?
The Prime Minister has joined Substack and Tiktok. So far, it’s not going well
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The Prime Minister has joined Substack and Tiktok. So far, it’s not going well
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The platform formerly known as Twitter may be horrible, but it‘s still shaping policy
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TikTok Christians believe they might be about to ascend to heaven
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Why are Brits now unable to sleep without fluffy toys?
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Yvette Cooper is wise to aim her media strategy at the dominant modes of our day.
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Internet slang has infantilised an entire generation, and undermined the gravity of the moment.
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The “old-money” influencers sell users a fantastical vision of their future.
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Even before the election, the young US cohort was already shifting right.
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Neither security concerns nor the law matter to the new president. Do they matter to us?
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It started with TikTok. So I deleted TikTok. But then I found myself on YouTube Shorts – then Instagram Reels…
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The cruel online response to the 19-year-old’s disappearance shows how real people’s lives have become fodder for content.
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The app flattens all sense of perspective on the past.
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On TikTok and Instagram, influencers turn to books not as great literature, but as set dressing.
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TikTok and other social media platforms allow distorted narratives to proliferate.
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Influencers are charging hundreds of dollars for consultations to tell you how to dress for your “seasonal colours” or “Kibbe…
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Do we really want our literary landscape to be overrun with romance novels, trashy thrillers and scientifically dubious self-help?
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Influencers have always been brand megaphones and PR tools.
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A new breed of British influencer is rewriting the rules of celebrity.
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Influencers want you to think they’re making a living off pastoral pursuits rather than glued to their phones in search…
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