social media

With the General Election fast approaching in November, lawmakers are working on approving heaps of timely voting and election overhaul bills.

CCBC student Emmanuela Badjoko explores the surprising history of social media and how it evolved from niche profile-based websites in the 1990s into the powerful media ecosystems we live in today.

Social media is shown to increase anxiety and depression among youth.

Digital program showed early success, but funding cuts slowed the work.

Host Meg Hamilton breaks down the booming world of influencer marketing. Learn what it really means to be an influencer, the key differences between micro-, macro-, and mega-influencers, and why brands are investing big in social media personalities.

Advocates say the Maryland Kids Code implements common sense protections for minors. It’s being challenged for infringing on First Amendment rights.

Dr. Charissa Cheah joins Midday to talk about an epidemic of loneliness for children and how parents can help.

An expert in far-right extremism dissects how MAGA Republicans developed paths to cultivate and motivate supporters.

One principal says taking away cell phones improves student mental health and attention span.

“Just like Big Tobacco did a generation ago, Meta has chosen to maximize its profits at the expense of public health, specifically the health of our children.”