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Behold, the TikTok star who needs to learn how to play to the gallery

Summer is an uncomfortable season for many, where the freedom to bare skin is tangled up with the weight of shame and expectation, but things can be different

Everything you need to know about the US singer and TikTok star’s gig

Ireland and the Attorney General are joined as respondents to the proceedings

Make-up artist Katie Jane Hughes – Dua Lipa’s tour MUA and and social media star – simplifies professional beauty with KJH Brand

Social media platform spokesperson says company discovered the issue itself, ‘promptly deleted’ data and informed regulator

‘I was in Thailand and there were four of five days where I didn’t leave the hotel room. That’s when I decided to ring home and come out’

Artificial intelligence was used in 80% of elections globally last year, scientists say; more than two-thirds of those uses were characterised as harmful

Latest reduction not thought to be part of previously announced job losses

There was a time when we seemed to be on the cusp of something remarkable, but it never happened

Over 1,900 workers worldwide who were put at risk of losing their jobs in early 2024 were tested on their knowledge of social media company’s content moderation policies

You have to wonder what kind of pressure impels a parent to send fully identifiable pictures of their children into the public gaze

Dublin-based entrepreneur on the bootstrapping of her TikTok sensation company and learning to back yourself against bigger fish

Áine Kennedy’s haircare company becomes first Irish beauty brand to launch at Netherlands’ department store chain

TikTok is awash with people posting about ‘propaganda’ they ‘won’t fall for’ - but here’s my list of things I know I will fall for, time and time again

Social media group claims absence of a stay on Data Protection Commission decision will cost it billions of euro

Many Leaving Cert students are sharing their pre-exam regimes on social media - but education experts warn of burnout

Data Protection Commission had found platform infringed GDPR rules

TikTok singer with a cult fanbase has a few good songs, but needs to up her game if she’s to shed the ‘internet famous’ tag

If the results for 15- to 34-year-olds do not make sense, then what price the rest of the listenership survey?

Oireachtas committee to hold opening meeting on Tuesday as Government prepares report on 'disruptive impacts’ to workforce

The Canadian singer-songwriter’s Miss Possessive show delivers a sexy, fun and powerful vibe

Irish video creators are becoming popular on the platform, even building big audiences overseas. But is this an effective way to tell often-complex stories?

Swifties believe the singer is ready to drop her next record – but they could be just clowning

Valeria Márquez's death is being treated as femicide

Some educators have built up a huge following online and their tips are in demand for students keen to maximise their performance on the big day

It’s a solution that can only lead to a deeper emptiness and to a lonelier, less human world

In discussion with Stripe cofounder John Collison, Facebook founder addresses AI potential and failure of digital currency Libra

Issue centres on transfer of European users’ personal data to China

Shouty leadership is in vogue but smart executives do something far more effective

Meta founder’s antitrust defence rests on showing that TikTok is rapidly expanding in his main market

People Before Profit brings forward bill to switch off algorithms for under 18s

Relocating for work can be exciting – but once the novelty wears off, how can you avoid the loneliness trap?

US Federal Trade Commission looking to unwind Facebook’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp in 2012 and 2014

With their creations acclaimed across social media, Daniel Linehan and Georgia Quealy are enjoying their busiest year ever

Minecraft film has proved successful at the box office, but not without disruption from audiences

The woman who leads Ireland’s largest newsroom on disinformation, the ‘digital election’ and RTÉ’s new Clarity mark: 'you will hear that we’re a mouthpiece for the State, or that we’re only representing a certain view. But I think it’s up to us to push back on all the things that legacy media are accused of and tackle this head on.'

Trump says additional 75 days will allow US companies more time to finalise acquisition deal

Now it’s wearing activewear, and speaks with the mean but well meaning tone of a big sister sitting us down for a serious chat

April 5th deadline will ban Chinese app in America unless sold