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In China, social media apps are changing how people buy and read books—selling more than physical bookshops do
While the Australian book market was down 3% last year, genre fiction—popular on BookTok—was among the rare categories that grew.
A surge in reading may be due to social media
Reading may no longer be a dying activity, and we may be able to thank social media for that. According to some people, ...
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Social media apps are changing how people buy and read books in China
WeChat, China’s most popular app, at over 1.3 billion monthly active ... book creators and influencers to earn income on social media. Book discussions on Douyin share similarities with BookTok ...
Moms for Liberty chair demands firings of Deltona principal, others over book celebrations
A mom read graphic book passages to Volusia County School Board members Tuesday that she said were celebrated by high schools ...
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Do politics fit in the book social media world? Inside the 'reading is political' debate
That debate spread across social media spaces. United Kingdom-based YouTuber ... “So today, I’m just going to stick to my books,” she says in the video. “This is my book about trans ...
International Business Times1mon
The Comfort Women Narrative: How Social Media Amplifies Emotionally Charged, Anti-Japanese Content Over Balanced Research
The complicated history of Japan's colonial rule over Korea and the larger ... such as academic articles or books, when biased social media posts have shaped their emotional reactions.
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In China, social media apps are changing how people buy and read books – selling more than physical bookshops do
WeChat, China’s most popular app, at over 1.3 billion monthly ... networking and digital life. And a book business that is increasingly linked to social media – even becoming an integral ...