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Megan Garber

Megan Garber

Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media.

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What It Means That Computers Can Tell These Smiles Apart, But You Can't

What It Means That Computers Can Tell These Smiles Apart, But You Can't

Computer algorithms can now discern the meaning behind (some) human facial expressions.… More »

Life (as Told by 873 Stock Photos)

Life (as Told by 873 Stock Photos)

Even stock images can be powerful when they're put together.… More »

Mars and Venus Online: How the Genders Differ in Their Use of Social Networks

Mars and Venus Online: How the Genders Differ in Their Use of Social Networks

The gender roles so familiar from the analog world tend to replicate themselves in the digital.… More »

The Best Way to Tell If People Are Smack-Talking Your Company on Twitter

The Best Way to Tell If People Are Smack-Talking Your Company on Twitter

Netflix is using sentiment analysis to tell when it's annoyed its users.… More »

Here Is a Map of 14,000 Venture Capital Investments

Here Is a Map of 14,000 Venture Capital Investments

A company has tracked the connections -- and the cliques -- of the VC social scene.… More »

Can Better Data Keep Students From Dropping Out of College?

Can Better Data Keep Students From Dropping Out of College?

Meet Civitas Learning, the new platform that brings predictive analytics to higher education.… More »

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