The minority religious groups in the U.S. use social media to uphold their religious behaviors and cultural values by sometimes making fun of mainstream social media practice or use, a study has found. The study analyzed the Snapchat use of Brigham Young University (BYU) students who …
Support for the First Amendment freedoms among high school students is higher today than in previous years, but about 26 percent believe that it goes too far in the rights it guarantees. Kenneth Dautrich, professor at the University of Connecticut, carried out a survey in 2018 …
Social media platforms have been a boon for spreading inaccurate information about various issues, particularly health. These platforms are also a source of getting information about health and sciences. As a result, many people tend to believe inaccurate information that goes viral on these platforms. …
America’s community-based daily and weekly newspapers remain the best-read publications in the print-based journalism industry, a recent study show. They have the 62 percent of total print circulation, even though the number of those newspapers has declined since 2004. According to the study, about 1,800 newspapers either …
