June 2021

Facebook this week developed a campaign to support small businesses as they recover from the negative effects of the pandemic. The social network launched a seven-week virtual experience called “Facebook Good Ideas Festival” to offer free…

I have a good friend who is completely addicted to TikTok. She spends countless hours on the platform, descending burrow after burrow. In some ways, this has been a pleasant distraction for her during the pandemic. But I guess she spends…

The government and Twitter disagree over the microblogging site's apparent refusal to agree to amended information…

Content creators need a constant flow of fresh, clickable ideas. Finding these ideas can be difficult, especially when you are just starting out. While staying on the lookout for trends, you always want to offer an original point of…

For successful social media marketing, pages and profiles should be updated regularly with quality content. No matter the size of the following pages, consistency is key. However, being consistent can be difficult if you're struggling to…

Level C view | Characteristic Social networks now have a past: can we learn from our mistakes? A Q&A with Gardner Campbell The history of social media is both…

I am delighted to announce that Dean Joseph Kearney (Marquette) and Professor Thomas Merrill (Columbia) will be posting a guest blog this week on their new book, Lakefront: Public Trust and Private Rights in Chicago, which was…

I am delighted to report that Prof. Robert Leider from Georgia Mason University Law School (Antonin Scalia) will be blogging about his new article this week, The modern common law of crime; here is the summary : Two visions of…