Tag: social media
Opinion: How social media would have changed New York on 9/11
by Dean Praetorius Social media would undoubtedly have painted a clearer picture of what happened inside the towers in 2001. On ...
Ugodre talks Figures: Who owns your facebook account when you die?
Imagine that you own a blog where loads of information has been stored over time with value proportionately built with ...
Myne Whitman: Practical tips for maintaining safety online and on social media (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Do not be coerced into helping anyone break the law, all in the name of love or romance. I read ...
“Cynthia’s untimely death is a clear case of betrayal of trust” – Gov. Uduaghan
by Isi Esene The governor of Delta State, Emmanuel Uduaghan yesterday advised Nigerian youth to positively exploit the benefits of ...
Olusegun Adeniyi ‘kills’ it today! “The President and his social media friends”
“Your Excellency, I scan the Nigerian media everyday and I also do same for American and British media and I ...
From the Magazine: 10 Questions with Pat Utomi
Director, Centre for Applied Economics, Lagos Business School WHY DID you decide to contest in the presidential elections? All of ...
Tolu Ogunlesi: My enemies & I, by Goodluck E. Jonathan (YNaija FrontPage)
The world is full of stupid people, let’s face it, and mobile phones and social media have unfortunately empowered them ...
Opinion: The social media illusion
by Zaid Akl Social media without the necessary groundwork of political organization is useless, an illusion that the August 24 ...
Opinion: Is social media revolutionary?
by Steven Strauss “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.” ~ Peter Thiel, Founders Fund website We live ...
Opinion: Death by social media – Matters arising
by Funmi Fadipe The recent death of Cynthia Osokogu via the activities of suspected criminals on social media has brought ...
Akintunde Oyebode: How each of us can change the world (YNaija FrontPage)
The way social media has become a tool for saving lives is reflective of our failing health care system. I ...
Opinion: Blogging – Writing truthfully under imaginary circumstances
by Mark Schaefer One of the biggest ironies of the social web is that almost any post you read will ...
Opinion: Social media – Let’s help President GEJ
by Femi Owolabi “My life has always been about service. I am focused on serving my Creator, family and my ...
Opinion: Not on Facebook? What kind of sad sicko are you?
by Catherine Bennett So all-pervasive is the social networking service that non-users are now treated with deep suspicion Colorado killer ...
“An unjust agenda which will not stick” – David Mark addresses social media censorship reports
by Doyin Jaiyesimi Last week, the media was filled with reports that the Senate president, David Mark, had called for ...
The Social Media Minefield – Five factors blocking your success
by Mark Schaefer As you create marketing plans for your own business — or if your current efforts are stagnating ...
Opinion: Dear Messers President, social media is not the enemy
by Okechukwu Ofili By so doing they establish credibility within themselves for wanting to hear the voices of the ...
“I’ve always been suspicious of Nigerians with full English names” – Check out the top 10 tweets on David Mark’s social media statement
Senate President David Mark caused quite a stir with his recent statements about Social Media and its use to ...
Opinion: Following the leaders is not a recipe for social media success
by Srinivas Rao If Brian Clark and Darren Rowse (some of the biggest names in blogging) started their blogs today and followed ...
It wasn’t me: Prophet T.B. Joshua debunks 2go prophesy rumour
by Isi Esene Remember the rumour making the rounds about Prophet T.B Joshua’s 2go and Facebook prophesy? The rumour was ...
4 ways social media could transform conflict in Africa
by Gabrielle Ramaiah and Jason Warner Whether social media ultimately will prove itself to be a tool of greater pacification ...
Chude Jideonwo: Social media and great accomplishments
Social Media helps us look beyond the narrow; it helps us do great things. by Chude Jideonwo My team stands ...
Wale Adetula: The thirst for first
The world over, agriculture is on the decline, our education is fading and so on. It is easy to ...
Tolu Ogunlesi: This Twitter of a thing… [Random Observations] (YNaija FrontPage)
Whatever the jokes may be about President Jonathan bringing Facebook to Nigeria, one thing is certain – the story of ...
So, who is your Twitter Overlord? Read: The sociology of the self-acclaimed “activist” Twitter community
Whether you think it’s a narrow attack on easily identifiable social media voices or a dispassionate assessment of a growing ...
Techology 101: Establishing your reputation 140 characters at a time
by Oluwatobi Soyombo Probably strange to many is the fact that twitter is an abstract of reality. You have to trust ...
Technology 101: Social Media Censorship – a government’s attempt to suppress the populace
by Oluwatobi Soyombo Posts photo credit: deccan herald Freedom of expression – in particular, freedom of the press – guarantees popular ...
#Day1 New Media & Governance Conference – Summary & Pictures
by Oluwatobi Soyombo First of its kind in Africa, the New Media and Governance Conference ...
Temitope Shittu-Alamu: My neighbour has run mad again
My neighbour like many Nigerians is totally insecure. Like the epileptic nature of PHCN, my neighbour seems to always be ...
YNaija joins BBC Focus Africa in Bush House London to discuss New Media in Africa
by Chi Ibe YNaija spent the “leap day”, 29 February at the BBC, Bush House in London celebrating the co-operation’s ...
The September Standard
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YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy