Social media is a primary voice in today’s world, but its ability to transcend time and place, through permanence and remote location means it is practically a bullhorn. As a result, its reach magnifies whatever is being said—be it good or bad. For this reason, monitoring the platform is necessary.

According to Schenck v. United States, Congress has a right to restrict an exercise of free speech if it exhibits a “clear and present danger” to civilians or is a form of “obstruction,” of a progression…

Ads tailored to fit your interests 

Ads on social media are kind of like dinner at KFC: cheap and effective.  Because of this, it’s no surprise that the number of companies advertising on social media is skyrocketing.  Over the past 2 years, social media advertising budgets have gone from $16 billion to $31 billion worldwide and are still on the rise.

Social media advertisement isn’t just for brands that allow skinny jeans at work.  Every one of the global top 100 brands has run an ad on…

How YouTube is becoming the next MGM

In the past few years, online streaming websites (such as Netflix or Amazon Video) have been stepping up their game, and YouTube is no exception.  What was once a platform on which to watch the latest Soulja Boi music video is now home to unique content with increasingly high production value.

Anyone can go to YouTube.com and start watching videos willy-nilly. But, if you would like to start following specific channels or commenting on videos, you need to sign…