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Shutterstock The Instagram-Husband Revolution
The men behind the camera are ready to step into the spotlight.
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Jackson Weimer Teens Are Spamming Instagram to Fight an Apparent Network of Child Porn
#dropboxlinks has gone viral after hundreds of users posted memes about the tag’s concerning material.
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harpazo_hope / Getty Don’t Reply to Your Emails
The case for inbox infinity
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Shutterstock How Comments Became the Best Part of Instagram
In a world where everyone’s photos look the same, comments are what keep posts interesting.
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Javrock / Shutterstock / The Atlantic Instagram’s Christmas Crackdown
No meme account is safe—not even @God.
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Roman Samborskyi / Shutterstock / The Atlantic When a Sponsored Facebook Post Doesn’t Pay Off
The agency Speakr set influencers up with brands for lucrative campaigns—and then stiffed them.
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Shutterstock Rising Instagram Stars Are Posting Fake Sponsored Content
“It’s street cred—the more sponsors you have, the more credibility you have.”
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Shutterstock Instagram Is the New Evite
For high schoolers, at least
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Shutterstock The Controversy Over Parents Who Eat Lunch With Their Children at School
Schools claim it’s disruptive for parents to eat in the cafeteria. But parents crave the quality time, and some say it’s a good thing for them to be involved with their kids’ place of learning.
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Shutterstock The Infinite Weirdness of Never-Ending Chat Histories
A Facebook bug resurfaced old chats for users around the world, and things got awkward.
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NO1 Everything on Social Media Is for Sale
Welcome to the age of micro-monetization.
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Alicia Tatone How Hackers Are Stealing High-Profile Instagram Accounts
In the Wild West of “influencer” marketing, there are few protections and plenty of easy marks.
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Shutterstock Custom Photo Filters Are the New Instagram Gold Mine
How selling Adobe Lightroom presets took the “influencer” world by storm
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Shutterstock The Voting-Sticker Thirst Trap Is Here
“It’s egotistical, but I’m aware it draws the most attention, so why not try to use that to get people out there voting?”
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Shutterstock The Controversial Art of Relationship Tagging
Happy couples say it's a nice way to praise their better halves. Others find the practice nauseating.
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Bebeto Matthews / AP The Google Walkout Doesn’t Go Far Enough
Thousands of employees around the world left their desks today to protest sexual harassment. But they’re going to have to do a lot more to make lasting change.
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Gene J. Puskar / AP Instagram Is Teeming With Anti-Semitism
And some users say the platform isn’t properly addressing their concerns.
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Jim Bourg / Reuters Twitter Should Kill the Retweet
The feature derails healthy conversation and preys on users’ worst instincts.
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John Altdorfer / Reuters The Pittsburgh Suspect Lived in the Web’s Darkest Corners
Robert Bowers was an avid user of Gab, a social network popular among white nationalists and the alt-right.
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TikTok TikTok Is Cringey and That's Fine
A social platform can’t scale without attracting normal users.
