JOLLEY: How social media offers tip-off for news

Cherry is a 28-year-old single mother of a perfect little 18-month-old boy. She is a successful marketer heading a top marketing team in a big company where she works. She is going places. Her team has been christened ‘The dream team’. She seems to have struck the elusive work-life balance.

Social Media - No Freedom Is Absolute
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IT is now a fact and it is only a matter of time. Tanzanians are looking forward to taking part in the upcoming elections that will be held in October this year. Various political candidates from different political parties will be contesting for presidential and ...

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Death is inevitable. High and mighty or lowly and miserable, it is just a matter of time before it catches up with you.

These days, it is rare to hear of children who do not have some sort of profile with at least a small handful of social networking sites. Whether your children are online once in a blue moon or their instant messenger seems permanently attached to the palm of their hand, it affects them.

The evolution of the internet has brought forth some good and some bad things. Recently, five Black American teenagers were caught on camera, beating up a girl at a McDonalds in the States.

There is a general agreement amongst most Tanzanians that currently, the country needs changes; changes that would steer it to new levels of development, with the most talked about area that needs transformation, according to the “analysts”, being the country’s top leadership.

These days, it’s not just pizza memes and white and gold (I mean, blue and black) dresses that go viral. To all you hot singles out there: beware. Whereas tales of dating mistakes used to be told to small, hushed groups of close friends, in this Social Media Age they can now be regaled to online communities of thousands – and there's a growing trend for dedicated accounts that exist for the sole purpose of outing the desperate, the lecherous and the stupid.
While we hear it’s wise to learn...

Dead but not forgotten on social media  The Citizen Daily