Monthly Archives: November 2022

Google and YouTube are investing to fight misinformation

Misinformation is continuously in the spotlight, as its rise has prompted social media giants to take significant action against all forms of fake news. Today, Google and YouTube are the latest to make a move against misinformation, announcing a $13.2 million grant to the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN), a part of nonprofit media institute Poynter….

Twitter should cash in on adult content

Twitter and Elon Musk have a revenue problem. They also may have a revenue solution: porn. Amidst hesitant advertisers, widespread layoffs, mass resignations, and Donald Trump’s recent reinstatement, many are understandably panicking at the possibility of Twitter’s demise. Long before Elon Musk became the Chief Twit, unknown writers parlayed dedicated followings into book deals. Marginalized…

Giving Tuesday campaigns that help you give more, dollar for dollar

Each year, after a week of holiday celebration (and probably quite a bit of shopping), the public joins together to give back to the causes they care about. Known as Giving Tuesday, the post-Thanksgiving “generosity movement” brings millions of individuals, nonprofits, and businesses together to spread the spirit of giving — not just among us…

Hackers are exploiting this new TikTok craze to push malware

Cybercriminals have struck gold with a malware distribution campaign leveraging a TikTok challenge and the ground-breaking promise of seeing people naked on the internet to wreak havoc.  The “Invisible Body” challenge involves users recording their naked bodies on video, and then using a TikTok filter to remove it from the video and replace it with…