We know positive social support can improve our capacity to cope with stress. But right now we’re being asked to keep our distance from others to minimise the spread of the virus. Many people are facing periods of enforced isolation if they are believed to have COVID-19 or have been in contact with someone who has.
News and views about coronavirus has spread via social media in a way that no health emergency has done before.
Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Tik Tok and Instagram have played critical roles in sharing news and information, but also in disseminating rumours and misinformation.
During a time when valid news is so incredibly important, Facebook was unfortunately dogged by a bug in its content…
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Social media feels so much like a space that is owned by its users that it’s easy to forget that…
To help all of you folks stuck inside during these times of pandemic and crisis, Rain is doing the country…
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While Twitter might be adamant that you’ll never be able to edit your tweets, that doesn’t mean it’s utterly impossible.…
Working from home can be a real challenge for employees who find themselves doing it for the first time. To address this concern, many employees are turning to digital solutions to help them interact with colleagues and stay productive away from the office.
The World Health Organisation is wising up to what those trendy kids are doing, creating a TikTok account to share…