Digital Executive Interview with Gini Graham Scott

Digital Executive Interview with Gini Graham Scott features a 15-minute interview with Brian E. Thomas about my work in creating books, games, and films, and working with AI. It also discusses the techniques I have used to be creative and how others can learn these methods. The Digital Executive interviews feature technology leaders providing actionable insights on AI transformation and digital strategy to reveal what works at the intersection of technology and leadership. Brian E. Thomas is the Chief Information Officer and Chief AI Officer who has built the Digital Executive into one of the fastest-growing technology leadership podcasts, so it was an honor to be one of the guests on this program.

Author Gini Graham Scott Launches New Book Examining Facebook’s Decline & the Push for Social Media Regulation

Author Gini Graham Scott Launches New Book Examining Facebook’s Decline & the Push for Social Media Regulation

Author and advocate Gini Graham Scott, PhD has launched her new book ” The Facebook Problem…And How to Fix It: Jury Verdicts, the Campaign Against Facebook, and Writing to Congress,” a timely examination of how Facebook has lost an entire generation of younger users while facing growing calls for federal regulation over its impact on children and teens.

FACEBOOK’S PROBLEM OF TOO MANY ADS

FACEBOOK’S PROBLEM OF TOO MANY ADS

I recently wrote a series of articles on the problems with using Facebook and published them in a book WHAT’S WRONG WITH FACEBOOK: THE GROWING PROBLEMS OF FACEBOOK WITH SELFIES, SCAMS, AD FAILURES AND FRAUDS.
I thought I had covered all the major problems, but when I talked about my book with my banker, I discovered another serious problem I left out – too many ads in their feed that is turning off users and leading many to leave the platform.
And if users are angry about seeing too many ads, that’s also a problem for advertisers, since not only can users leaving reduce their target market for viewing their ad, but many users are trying to hide or avoid seeing their ads.