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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.
... and they're that way on purpose. More »
How rude! The noble GIF is now less popular a format than the humble PNG. More »
PBS documents the rise of competitive gaming. More »
VBZD? "Vector-borne and zoonotic disease." SLCS? "Sea level change scenarios." CSO? "Combined sewer overflow." More »
Step aside, "ASSMAN": The digital world has opened up a whole new way to offend and/or delight fellow drivers. More »
This is either a). the best idea ever or b). the worst. More »
Text of the speech written in pen, and on binder paper More »
Hillary Clinton's frequent-flier miles > your frequent-flier miles. More »
NASA's latest prototype has found a way to, quite literally, get water out of rocks. No word on if it can get blood from stone yet. More »
"When you open a can of nuts in space," Chris Hadfield says, "they almost look alive." More »
A tale of inter-species interaction, told by some friendly cetaceans More »
Many of the arguments against "bands of sisters" are moot. Because of technology. More »
Could the new rule be the end of "pink it and shrink it"? More »
Facebook encourages us to understand people not just as populations, but as categories. More »
Smooth jazz, mostly. (Kidding! It sounds like hums and zooms and tribal drums!) More »
Coming soon: fewer pictures of naked people in our nation's security lines. More »
