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Malik Polo Releases First Single from Upcoming EP Echo Chambers

Malik Polo Releases First Single from Upcoming EP Echo Chambers
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Facebook Handing Over Power to the People

Facebook Handing Over Power to the People Facebook Handing Over Power to the People The app introduces new tools for users to control what they see and how they share The app introduces new tools for users to control what they see and how they share April 1, 2021 On March 31st, Facebook introduced News Feed, a new tool to give users more control over what they see and how they share. This feature will enable you to control who can comment on any given public post through a menu of options ranging from anyone who can view the posts to only the people and Pages you tag. Meaning, the user has the power to invite and limit conversation and interactions on their own posts. These options also extend to public figures, creators or brands.

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Author Valarie Kaur to kick off new CURW speaker series

Author Valarie Kaur to kick off new CURW speaker series
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How shared partisanship leads to social media connections

Credits: Image: Istockphoto images edited by MIT News Previous image Next image It is no secret that U.S. politics is polarized. An experiment conducted by MIT researchers now shows just how deeply political partisanship directly influences people’s behavior within online social networks. Deploying Twitter bots to help examine the online behavior of real people, the researchers found that the likelihood that individuals will follow other accounts on Twitter triples when there appears to be a common partisan bond involved. “When partisanship is matched, people are three times more likely to follow other accounts back,” says MIT professor David Rand, co-author of a new paper detailing the study’s results. “That’s a really big effect, and clear evidence of how important a role partisanship plays.”

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4 Tips to Guide Your Investments in 2021

4 Tips to Guide Your Investments in 2021 © (Getty Images) Retired man in his 50s relaxing at home, surfing the internet, trendy apartment interior U.S. stocks reached all-time highs in 2020, reflecting the divergence between fortunes on Wall Street and Main Street. The difference between Wall Street and Main Street is one of several important lessons from 2020. Investors who apply the lessons learned last year to their 2021 strategy may improve investment outcomes and reduce investment-related stress. It was difficult for many people to reconcile all-time stock market highs with a year in which there were nearly 20 million reported coronavirus infections and more than 340,000 fatalities in the U.S., along with an estimated gross domestic product (GDP) decline of 3.5%, according to the Conference Board, and millions of unemployed Americans.

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