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Christina Pay, USU extension assistant professor in Family and Consumer Sciences, joins us this week to talk about the new social media regulations that take effect next year.
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In other news: the Northern Lights will be appearing over some parts of the continental U.S., and the Utah DWR invites you to learn about Utah's bat populations.
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Our Guest for the hour is Lea Zikmund. Her new book For Crying Out Loud takes a close look at the intersection of grief, loss, and the everyday Americans’ social media use.
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Two bills aimed at regulating social media companies have been approved by Utah lawmakers on Wednesday.
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A bill designed to cut back youth access on social media is advancing in the legislature.
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On Friday, the Utah House Judiciary Committee unanimously passed a bill requiring parental consent for minors using social media accounts.
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On this episode, BYU messaging for faculty, a social media crackdown for minors and a new cancer treatment.
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Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes said the lawsuit could be filed as soon as next month.
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On this episode we talk about the relationship between journalism and social media, with a focus on Twitter and its current state. Our guests Matthew LaPlante and Aggrey Otieno are both professors of journalism at USU.