Quack! Quack! How did ducks become a soc...

File photo: "Go for it", a duck-themed meme, has become popular on Chinese social media in China. (VCG) The ducks have become an extremely popular creatures on social media in China these days. Why,

Gizmodo Media Group acquired by private ...

Gizmodo Media Group and The Onion have a new owner — private equity firm Great Hill Partners.As part of the deal, digital media executive Jim Spanfeller is becoming CEO of (and an investor in) the re

The future of scooters and media (but no...

We have two great deep dives on the future of scooters and the future of media. Thanks to the many of you who joined our live conference call today with Kate Clark and Kirsten Korosec, where we talked

Australia could jail social media execs ...

The laws, introduced in the aftermath of the Christchurch terror attacks, also mean social media sites face huge fines.

Zambia to hold stakeholder meeting over ...

LUSAKA, April 1 (Xinhua) -- A stakeholder meeting aimed at coming up with a self-regulatory model of the media in Zambia will be held next month, organizers said on Monday. The holding of a stakehold

Surge in number of prisoner's social med...

Over 1,700 prisoner accounts were blocked between 2015 and 2018, with figures recorded rising each year

Psychiatrists 'must ask kids about socia...

Psychiatrists must consider the impact of social media on all the children they assess for mental health problems, experts say.

Asia Media Cooperation Conference calls ...

Media representatives from 20 Asian countries shared their perspectives on the media's role in global governance and Asian media's cooperation in the "omnimedia" era during one of the roundtable disc

Roundup: Ethiopian, Chinese media pledge...

ADDIS ABABA, March 26 (Xinhua) -- Ethiopian and Chinese media have expressed mutual commitment to serve as connecting bridges in deepening growing people-to-people ties between Ethiopia and China. Et

Social media executives to face severe p...

CANBERRA, March 26 (Xinhua) -- Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has threatened social media giants with "significant" penalties if they fail to remove terrorist contents. Morrison met with ex