social media

How much of yourself do you put on social media sites? Chances are, you put a lot more on there than you think and in much greater detail than you think. To prove this theory, YouTube prankster Jack Vale tricked people into thinking he is psychic, simply by using the information in their own social media profiles.

When I was in school, the bullies were on the playground. Today, they stalk their prey on Facebook and other social media sites. Cyberbullying has led to an increase in teen suicides and many other problems. One school district in California has begun to monitor the social media posts of their students to identify potential problems and stop them before they become a problem.

In a blog post (July 3rd), the social networking site announced they are "experimenting with new ways to tailor ads" to make them "more useful to our users in the United States." With a few simple clicks, you can stop them from doing that to your account.

The Evansville based social media site is looking to expand their coverage of events with a few good men and women.

Remember when Myspace first started?  Everyone though it was the end-all, be-all of the Internet.  It was the first glimpse that most of us got of what came to be known as "social media."  Now, it's more than just one or two Social Media sites, they're all over the web.  So, how do we keep track?  Well, let's use something everyone here at WKDQ can relate to: donuts.