Your attention didn't collapse. It was stolen | Psychology | The Guardian
A third of young people think social media will influence their vote | UK news | The Guardian
Tell us about your favourite feel-good social media accounts | Social media | The Guardian
Your attention didn't collapse. It was stolen | Psychology | The Guardian
Social media marketing starts within a business | | The Guardian
On benefits of social media | Advertising | The Guardian
Phones are like a scab we know we shouldn't pick': the truth about social media and anxiety | Social media | The Guardian
People get bored quickly': how UK teens turned to social media for their news | Young people | The Guardian
Impact of social media on children faces fresh scrutiny | Social media | The Guardian
Just one in four Britons trust news on social media, finds survey | Social media | The Guardian
How social media saved socialism | Social media | The Guardian
Truth Social: the failing anti-Twitter platform even Trump barely uses | Social media | The Guardian
I didn't realise how badly it affected me until I was off it': what it's like to have a social media detox | Social media | The Guardian
The 46-year-old social media virgin: how people ditch Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and survive | Social media | The Guardian
What is your social media age? Take our test. | Technology | The Guardian
How technology disrupted the truth | Media | The Guardian
Social media overtakes entertainment as favourite online activity | Social media | The Guardian
Reaching a Larger Audience via Social Media: The Guardian | by Gabriela Creasey | Medium
Social media is more than simply a marketing tool for academic research | Universities | The Guardian
I get better sleep': the people who quit social media | Life and style | The Guardian
Most journalists use social media such as Twitter and Facebook as a source | Social networking | The Guardian
I used to think social media was a force for good. Now the evidence says I was wrong | Matt Haig | The Guardian
Peak social media? Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat fail to make new friends | Social networking | The Guardian
The machine always wins: what drives our addiction to social media | Technology | The Guardian
