The Internet can go from promised land to hell hole in a quick minute. We the people who spend way too much time scrolling and clicking through the digital morass (in order to find meaningful connections, community, and an audience) know this to be true. Academics, doctors, and journalists know it to be true. Even Facebook, like alcohol and tobacco companies before them, knows its product is dangerously addictive. <\/p>\n
But it’s surprising to hear the admission straight from one of the horse’s mouths.<\/p>\n
Andr\u00e9a Mallard, Pinterest CMO, said, \u201cOur latest campaign highlights how Pinterest<\/a> is a different side of the Internet, where you can focus more on doing and less on viewing, where you can find what you love and forget about likes, and where you can plan your life and try something new, free of judgment.\u201d<\/p>\n