The New York Times, The Guardian, The Observer, Wired and Recode are all using Facebook Pixel to collect data on …
Confirmation bias: 6 ways to recognise it and 5 ways to counter it
Much has been made of ‘confirmation bias’, but much less has been made of what it is, how it works, …
London Mayor Sadiq Khan reads out racist tweets at SXSW, calls for more to be done
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, while on stage delivering one of the keynote speeches at the Austin-based South by South …
MIT’s false news study: Unpalatable findings and unignorable conclusions
False news is the result of the flaws of the human condition – there might be bots and bad actors …
Taking over tech: An International Women’s Day celebration
It might just be that this year, International Women’s Day resonates more powerfully around the world than the presiding years …
Right-wing offensive mounts against Big Tech, which must avoid becoming a Republican punchbag
An analysis by The Outline of the impact of Facebook’s recent change to it’s News Feed algorithms – ostensibly designed to …
Blame big tech? Your phone already has all the settings you need to reduce your ‘tech addition’
Blaming Silicon Valley’s Finest for our tech addiction and asking them to do something about it is a wonderful example …
Probolsky Research Uses Tool to Gauge US Citizens’ Attitudes Towards Trump’s Military Parade
Trump’s recent announcement that he wants a military parade like the one he witnessed in France has been received, like …
‘Selfitis’: A clinical disorder with fake news-inspired research
We can all relate to one person on our news feeds that loves taking selfies just a little too much. …
Noble causes to no-man’s land: Tech’s 2017 month-by-month
To take a comb through the tech news at the moment is to read a lot of articles about how …