Politics / Content Crisis: Scrolling Responsibly
This commentary argues that rapid social feeds can make crises familiar without helping people understand or respond to them.

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Published Gair Rhydd stories tagged “social media”.
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This commentary argues that rapid social feeds can make crises familiar without helping people understand or respond to them.
A reader questions whether social media trends are narrowing what people expect from books.
Why online nostalgia makes 2016 feel closer than a decade ago.
An opinion piece examines how social media and fashion are making smoking appear glamorous to younger audiences.
An essay explores how propaganda operates through modern political messaging and social media.
Training for a half marathon with Strava brings motivation alongside the pressure to make every run public.
An opinion questions why tragic events so quickly become trends and content on social media.
A review of Adolescence considers its portrayal of boys, social media and online influence.
An opinion on how the phrase 'nothing ever happens' can obscure real events and hardship.
An opinion on the US debate over TikTok's future and the platform's users.
A reader asks whether BookTok helps readers discover books or narrows their choices.
An opinion piece considers how X changed after the US presidential election.







