The infinite scroll may become endangered if controversial Calif. law passes [link]
California bill AB 1709 could ban addictive social media features like infinite scroll, auto-play, and push notifications.
California bill AB 1709 could ban addictive social media features like infinite scroll, auto-play, and push notifications.
Analysis of AI-generated content prevalence on social media platforms like LinkedIn, Medium, and Twitter, with data showing 30-50% is AI slop.
Analysis of UK's new social media laws requiring age verification for adults to view nude images on phones.
Analyzes how social media algorithms amplify mental health diagnoses like ADHD and autism, turning personal experience into viral content with questionable accuracy.
A personal exploration of joining the AT Protocol (atproto) atmosphere, using WordPress plugins to own social media data with Bluesky integration.
Explains why Facebook's terms of service grant them rights to user content, debunking viral legal disclaimers.
A critique of AI automating social media interactions, arguing it removes human authenticity and turns platforms into insincere machines.
Exploring agentic growthhacking tactics using AI bots to automate lead scoring, sales alerts, and sourcing user pain points on social media.
Analysis of tech CEOs' inaction on deepfake apps, arguing fear of political power outweighs moral responsibility.
A critique of alarmist 'you are already behind' tech marketing on social media, arguing for thoughtful adoption over hype-driven pressure.
A software consultant announces an extended break from LinkedIn to focus on deep work, coding, course creation, and reduce AI-generated noise.
Martin Fowler explains his shift from Twitter to 'fragments' posts on his blog for sharing short tech thoughts and links.
A guide for Developer Relations (DevRel) professionals on creating engaging, value-driven content and measuring KPIs for effective go-to-market tactics on X/Twitter.
A developer shares his experience of deleting social media apps to combat work-related exhaustion and improve work-life balance.
Bluesky introduces a new decentralized account verification system, analyzing its design, differences from X/Twitter, and potential impact.
A tech founder reflects on using Twitter for technical discourse, product development, and personal motivation, while acknowledging its addictive nature.
Introduces Bridgy Fed, a service that bridges Bluesky and Mastodon accounts, allowing cross-platform interaction and exploring its potential as a comment system.
The author discusses using linkhut, a bookmarking service, to share interesting links and projects as an alternative to social media, and encourages others to join.
A developer explains how to use Node-RED to automate social media bots for posting blog updates, project releases, and newsletter announcements.
A guide to automating LinkedIn posts using the LinkedIn API, covering app creation, token generation, and API calls.