Kaitlyn Tiffany
Before joining The Atlantic in 2019, Kaitlyn was a reporter for Vox’s consumer-culture vertical, The Goods. At The Atlantic, she writes about internet culture and technology.
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The Atlantic Twitter Has No Answers for #DiedSuddenly
The latest anti-vaccine conspiracy theory is taking off easily on platforms that have no interest in shutting it down.
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The Atlantic Elon Musk Can’t Solve Twitter’s ‘Shadowbanning’ Problem
For several years, social-media users have expressed anxiety about algorithmic suppression. Now they’re getting some unexpected clarity.
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Paul Spella / The Atlantic; Getty Twitter Was the Ultimate Cancellation Machine
If the platform dies, how will people find quick justice?
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The Atlantic Sideways Forever
The thrilling conclusion to Lizzie and Kaitlyn’s three-part wine tour in Santa Barbara
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The Atlantic Going Sideways, Part Two
Visiting the vineyards that they go to in Sideways—but without the drunk-driving part
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Erik Carter / The Atlantic; Getty No One Wins in Elon Musk’s Battle With Journalists
The owner of Twitter and some of its most avid users are at war over the platform.
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The Atlantic Reliving the 2004 Movie Sideways in 2022
Famous People heads to Central California for a wine-tour whirlwind.
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Getty Why Doesn’t Every American Have a Robot Dog?
Fake puppies that could move and bark and dance were all the rage in the early 2000s. How is it possible that we live in a society that could fall out of love with such a thing?
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Lanna Apisukh for The Atlantic The Woman Who Made Online Dating Into a ‘Science’
Almost 20 years ago, Helen Fisher helped revolutionize dating. She has no regrets.
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The Atlantic The Internet, but for Hot People
Partiful is one of many products adopting the trendy aesthetic, calling itself “facebook events for hot people.”
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Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post / Getty The Era of ‘Stay and Fight’ Twitter Is Here
Now that Elon Musk is welcoming Donald Trump back to Twitter, some liberals feel they can’t leave the platform behind.
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Getty; Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic Tumblr Gets the Last Laugh
As Twitter crumbles, Tumblr is welcoming back the internet’s weirdos.
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The Atlantic A Private-ish Party for the 100th Edition of Famous People
Kaitlyn and Lizzie host the most exclusive newsletter event of the season.
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Erik Carter / The Atlantic; Getty People Born After 1997—Are They Just Better?
The way everyone talks about Gen Z is weird.
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The Atlantic Is Gmail Silencing Republicans?
The right wing’s funniest grievance against Google and its ridiculous result
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Getty / The Atlantic Are the Libs Really Leaving?
Twitter would have to become functionally worse, and something else would have to be obviously better.
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The Atlantic Three Magnetic Fields, Two Björks
An album-cover-themed costume party in Kaitlyn’s backyard
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The Atlantic What If Rumble Is the Future of the Social Web?
The most serious of the “alt-tech” social-media platforms appealing to right-wing “anti-censorship” voices often slides under the radar.
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Tyler Comrie / The Atlantic Everyone Wants to Be a Hot, Anxious Girl on Twitter
We’re more predictable than we thought.
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The Atlantic Road Trip in a Famous Honda Fit
Kaitlyn and Lizzie continue an annual tradition upstate.
