Tech/Digital
By Jessica Ramos You’ve probably heard of the invite-only audio app that recently raised…
By Vivian Iroanya The invite-only audio app Clubhouse launched last March and has since…
By Kayla Johnson Women have been stepping up to present and create innovative solutions…
By Khariff Tyson The first two decades of the 2000s were rich with events…
By Jon Higgins, Ed.D. (DoctorJonPaul) There are a lot of things to hate about…
Due to COVID-19, virtual learning has extended into another academic year for the vast majority…
Though social media has completely reshaped the way global media and marketing reaches audiences, TikTok…
COVID-19 has changed how we connect with our communities. We’ve gone from local bars and restaurants to video conferences as spaces of connectivity. Bold Culture has compiled a list of innovative ways people have stayed connected during the pandemic.
Misinformation in today’s world is rampant, causing people from all walks of life to draw conclusions about public health, elected officials, and social movements from fabricated sources. Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are perfect storms for clickbait, allowing inaccurate articles with exaggerated headlines to spread like wildfire.
You have just enough time to watch one show before you need to move on and do something productive around the house. Instead of spending 30 minutes deciding what you will watch and then binge-watching a series that takes much more time than you allocated – there’s another option, Quibi.