Social Media

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.

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.

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.

Two bills aimed at regulating social media companies have been approved by Utah lawmakers on Wednesday.

A bill designed to cut back youth access on social media is advancing in the legislature.

On Friday, the Utah House Judiciary Committee unanimously passed a bill requiring parental consent for minors using social media accounts.

On this episode, BYU messaging for faculty, a social media crackdown for minors and a new cancer treatment.

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes said the lawsuit could be filed as soon as next month.

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.