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Elon Musk Launches Neuralink

7 February 20217 February 2021 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

Elon Musk launches Neuralink In his July 2019 presentation, Elon Musk talks about the advantages of human-AI integration.  The probes

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Cultural Norms Technology 

Apple’s launching their own version of AR Headset

22 January 202122 January 2021 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

Apple are set to launch a new Augmented Reality headset. Is this the future of personal technology that will replace

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Cultural Norms Featured Social Media Society 

Who is more trusting? People with a private or public profile?

15 September 202015 September 2020 Jing Reilly 0 Comments

“There are two sides to every coin” I have many friends who use Instagram. I often hear different views, some

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The right to be forgotten

3 August 202022 January 2021 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

Although many think that our actions and reactions online are anonymous, using a device that locates us via our IP

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Business Remote Working 

Just over 10% of workers want to return to ‘the old normal’

29 June 202029 June 2020 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

According to The Guardian, many of those working at home during lockdown are wanting to change how they work going

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Tips to keep work and home separated when remote working

26 June 202026 June 2020 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

Research shows that we don’t automatically develop good strategies to separate out work and home-based technology use. Those who do

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The Rise of the Organic Influencer

23 June 20206 July 2020 Caitlyn Walters 0 Comments

Contributing Author: Caitlyn Walters Within my academic dissertation, I wanted to explore the Influencer phenomenon by comparing Paid Influencer content

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Remote Working 

How we work is shifting.

19 May 202029 June 2020 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments

Current necessity may have sped up the inevitable trend towards remote and flexible working practices. Our perceptions and narratives may

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Why is there sometimes a real disconnect between online and offline behaviour?

22 April 202029 June 2020 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments cybercology, CyberPsychology, OnlineBehaviour

We know that cyber-bullying is an issue that has affected many of us, to a greater or lesser degree. We

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Are mobile phones changing our biological – and therefore mental health?

2 March 202029 June 2020 Carolyn Freeman 0 Comments mental health, mobilephones

Can excessive exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (from your mobile, Bluetooth devices, wifi networks etc) cause anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, tiredness, attention dysfunction, irritability and other health-related issues?

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The Behavioural (Cyber) Science Consultancy focussing on the impact of the Internet, technology and extended reality - specifically: how these have and may shift behaviour, expectations, socio-cultural norms and businesses practices.

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The particular focus is on how technology is changing who we are & how it impacts us as humans: from how we navigate the world around us and manage our lifestyle choices, to how we interact with others at home, work and play, and how our worldview and interaction with ‘others’ is shifting along with technological innovation.
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