BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|16/08/2017
Facebook now has more active users in India than in the US, more than sixty per cent of them young males. But the numbers are yet to translate into revenue.
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|29/05/2017
Should what is not accepted on the streets be accepted online, ask the Germans as they prepare to pass a new law. Facebook’s inconsistent guidelines are damning,
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|19/04/2017
When Mark Zuckerberg said “Live is like having a TV camera in your pocket” he did not anticipate what Facebook’s new feature might trigger in a conflict situation,
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|10/02/2017
There is something fundamentally flawed in Twitter’s approach to the whole issue of Trolls and online abuse.
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|24/11/2016
Instead of seeking to elicit real opinions on the currency crisis, the questions in the PM’s poll were designed to trigger just one answer: Great job!
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|22/11/2016
Twitter’s track record in cracking down on abuse, trolls, and fake accounts is the result of its indifference, its policies, and ineffective handling.
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|21/10/2016
When the agenda of a channel like Times Now is driven by a tiny group of Indians on social media, at least three fourths of the country is left out. What about their right to be informed?
BY JEFF JOSEPH PAUL KADICHEENI|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|11/09/2016
Ranting, hatred, bigotry and shrill ignorance characterize much of the opinion on online news platforms. Curb it. Filter it.
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