The golden age of streaming didn’t always reward the people who actually mined the gold. Back in 2017, around the time that The Handmaid’s Tale emerged as a global hit for Hulu and became the ...

(The Center Square) – When someone can watch only the television they ... out with a new study that looks at the dangers of social media bubbles and what it calls “false relationships.” ...

Without even realizing it, you have just made moves to strengthen your reinforcement bubble. But while we are partly to blame for our highly curated feeds — it's not all our fault. The social ...

It seems like there’s a streaming service for just about everything now. Don’t expect that to end anytime soon. Niche ...

The bubble is too fragile to carry secrets, experts say. After months of quarantine, Americans are inevitably craving social interaction. Forming a COVID-19 social bubble, also known as a pod ...

The study, "Measuring online social bubbles," was recently published in ... it ever more difficult for people to manage the constant stream of news and information arriving on their screens ...

But as reopening economies and slowly easing back into society becomes a reality, some people are deciding to form, quote, "social bubbles" with friends and family as a kind of halfway measure ...

We’ve heard that COVID-19 social bubbles can help protect you and your family from infections. Now there’s research to back that up. A study published during June in Nature suggests that we ...

Alameda County announced new health guidelines Friday that include allowing “social bubbles,” child care and extracurricular activities for children, and the reopening of some businesses.

The second strategy is to stick to groups that already have strong social ties, such as friends who are also friends with each other. Bubbles are best: The third strategy the team simulated was ...