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Social Media: One in Five Says Hate Comments Contribute to Entertainment Value
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How users see social media today depends above all on algorithms and personalized content. What they perceive as extremely positive, others consider as worrying or even harmful. read more on t3n.de
Between comparative pressure and inspiration, Hate Speech and Fake News: Today, social media is more fragmented than ever before. The Omnicom data agency Annalect has investigated how social networks are actually perceived by users and what this means for the communication of brands.
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