For me fake news is often easy to tell because they use outrageous images, headlines, and often, poor/excessive punctuation. Your eyes are drawn to it, and you immediately have a reaction... probably #fakenews#kumm2a
I believe governments (including the U.S.) need to clamp down with tougher laws and regulations upon social media and tech companies like #facebook. Dark ads will continue unless we have specific laws against them, and it will continue to frustrate our politics. #kumm2a
I think #ecommerce is moving so fast because consumers want and prefer it in many circumstances, but we haven't thought about how this may be hurtful for workers and wages since it's a nontraditional economy. #kumm2a
@edwinobambino1 I know this is the case for you, but it's still the most used platform in the world... so what goes on there ultimately has the potential to impact you, you just might not see it.
@jacobdouberly1 I don't think we'll see the effects for a while, but to your point, we didn't have such rules until 2015, yet we used the internet about the same way!
@madibrowne1 When you expand this over more years, this turns to be quite substantial though. I'm sure the growth in previous years is even greater, however!