A look at Remember the Internet, a series of pocket-sized books dedicated to immortalizing subcultures and combating the ephemerality of being online
often because the people in charge cast things off on a whim https://www.theatlantic.com/ ... Adrienne LaFrance / @adriennelaf : “We really thought we were doing something revolutionary... in a very a...
Facebook Dating, which promises to match people based on their offline lives, needs its users to actively use Facebook to be effective, unlike other dating apps
Kaitlyn Tiffany / The Atlantic : Tweets: @juliarubin , @kait_tiffany , and @manymanywords Tweets: Julia Rubin / @juliarubin : “Having a crush is an amazing feeling, and life without a crush is an ext...
How videos on YouTube helped A.S.M.R., a hard-to-describe brain-tingling feeling, become a subcultural phenomenon on the internet
perhaps the first time the internet has revealed the existence of a new feeling.” http://www.nytimes.com/... Julia Carpenter / @juliaccarpenter : Had to break to my mom this week that no, my little si...
How videos on YouTube helped A.S.M.R., a hard-to-describe brain-tingling feeling, become a subcultural phenomenon on the internet
The brain-tingling feeling was a hard-to-describe psychological oddity. Until, suddenly, it was a YouTube phenomenon. — When Jennifer Allen watched videos of space … Tweets: @kait_tiffany , @lmatsa...