Tag Archives: Facebook

Opinion: Rethinking social media politics

If you’re anything like me, you may find yourself hesitating to open social media after a polarizing political event. Once-tame Facebook feeds become...

Do not let Facebook determine your self-worth

It’s no surprise that we want our loved ones to know about every accomplishment or milestone we achieve. However, sometimes a simple phone call is not feasible. When family members are abroad or the convenience of avoiding long talks with them appeals to you, social media comes to the rescue. Social media giants like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram have allowed for...

Money sharing apps prominent on Ole Miss campus

Major tech companies are finding new ways to integrate digital money transferring into their services. Facebook, Snapchat, Gmail and many more have already...

Students learn importance of user data through seminar

With shopping websites, government agencies and student researchers scrambling to collect data from an overpopulated cyberspace, interpreting that data...

Facebook, LinkedIn executives to speak on campus Thursday

The Meek School of Journalism and New Media is sponsoring its first Ole Miss New Media Data Day, where senior executives from Facebook and LinkedIn will discuss data and how it is used in today’s technology-driven world. Data Day will be a day-long event beginning at 9:30 a.m., with a repeat performance of the sessions at 1 p.m., Thursday in the Overby Center auditorium....

Social media and the art of war

Staring out over one’s Facebook timeline can make one feel like some kind of overlord, with all one’s friends‘ updates, opinions and stray thoughts...

Facebook official(ly single forever)

Because it’s close to Valentine’s Day and my newly-reactivated Facebook has newly reactivated the tiny misanthropic man who lives on my shoulder: We...

The importance of being earnest (in grammar)

What does the ability to differentiate between correct and incorrect grammars say about a person? Is it indicative of his or her intelligence? His or her...

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