Internet Psychologist
Reports published today (24th Feburary 2009) suggest that the Internet, in particular social networking sites like Facebook, can damage the brains of children. The reports first arose in the Daily Mail. However, according to Internet Psychologist Graham Jones, these reports are based on assumption rather than any evidence. He said: …
Just been asked by Canadian Broadcasting Company if I’d be happy to be live on their news programme discussing whether or not social networking is harmful to health.
About to do an interview on Radio City about the health impact of Facebook.
BBC TV News just called and asked me to do an interview about the health impact of Facebook.
Research published today (19th February 2009) suggests that people run an increased risk of cancer if they use social networking sites such as Facebook. However, according to Internet Psychologist Graham Jones, the study is flawed and contains some basic errors of logic. “This study puts two sets of data together …
Just about to do a recording with City Talk. We’re discussing whether you can believe everything you read online…!
Communications officers in local government are to get the full “new media treatment” when they meet at Birmingham City Football Club next week. Graham Jones will be explaining in a speech to the conference that unless local government uses social networking, it will fall even further down the list of …
BBC Radio Essex want me to talk about Facebook and should parents be online friends of their own children.
Just lined up an interview on Cityalk in Liverpoll next week. They want to know if we believe everything we read on the Internet.
Business owners in Crowthorne were warned to take a serious look at their web sites as most of them are a complete waste of money. That was the stark message from Internet Psychologist Graham Jones when he spoke at the “Can Do Can Be Business Women’s Network” meeting on Tuesday …
Yorkshire Post just interviewed me on the psychology of chat rooms
BBC News called to ask me to comment about the apparent psychological need to do all our Christmas shopping in a rush…!
Just been interviewed for Yorkshire Post on “Facebook fatigue”.
Psychologies Magazine (a UK magazine aimed mainly at women) has asked for my input for an article on the need to constantly update your status online.
I’m on the breakfast show on City Talk (Liverpool) tomorrow morning talking about companies who want to ban email…!