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Facebook Users May Soon Get to Have 5 Profiles at Once
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Instagram is Testing New Ways to Verify Users’ Ages
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Snapchat is Working on a Paid Version of the App
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Twitter Shareholder Sues Elon Musk for Share Price ‘Manipulation’
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Elon Musk Backtracks on Joining Twitter’s Board
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Elon Musk Buys 9.2% of Twitter, Considers Own Social Media Company
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Kenyans Spend More Time Listening To Radio Than Watching TV, Report Shows
Image sourced from Pixabay The Media Council of Kenya released a ‘State of the Media’ report on Thursday which shows that Kenyans spend more time listening to the radio than watching TV. According to the report, Kenyans watch TV for only two hours, which is, according to Gadgets Africa, is below the global average of 3 hours. Kenya’s Media Consumption: Did you know that 21 million Kenyans listen to the radio while the average time per day spent watching TV in Kenya is 2 hours against the global average time at 3 hours, 24 minutes? More statistics here: https://t.co/BhY675MYPj pic.twitter.com/CUcQ2nQNDB — Media Council of Kenya (@MediaCouncilK) January 31, 2022 On top of that, the Kenyans who watch TV only watch it for news and 30% of the people in the country rely on international co...
Sharing These Messages on Social Media in SA Could Land You In Jail
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TikTok Tackles YouTube with “Any Length” Videos
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TikTok is Testing a Dislike Button for the Comment Section
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