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Meta's Oversight Board comes out swinging against Facebook's VIP 'cross-check' program
Celebs, politicians, and other high-profile users get away with breaking Facebook's rules.
By Matt Binder
Parler wants you to know its deal with Kanye West is off
The announcement came right after West proclaimed his love for Hitler and the Nazis on Alex Jones' program.
By Matt Binder
Merriam-Webster's word of the year will intentionally mislead you
This can happen to you online, by medical professionals, or from major companies.
All of your burning Mastodon questions, answered
The server thing isn't as complicated as it seems.
No, FTX didn't funnel Ukraine aid to Democratic candidates
The right-wing conspiracy theory doesn't make any sense.
By Matt Binder
Can you get verified on Mastodon? What to know.
And will it cost $8, as Elon Musk's blue Twitter checkmark now does?
By Nicole Gallucci and Meera Navlakha
BeReal is testing teachers with its daily notification
To BeReal or be educated, that is the question.
Elon Musk is firing Twitter employees who dare criticize or correct him
Seems like a healthy place to work.
By Matt Binder
Twitter brings back the gray 'Official' tick less than 48 hours after Elon 'killed it'
What is happening, indeed.
It's official: Twitter creates a new tick so it can still charge for blue ones
One tick, two tick, gray tick, blue tick.
Can an $8 Twitter subscription bail out Elon Musk? Let's look at the numbers.
The math just doesn't add up.
By Matt Binder
Substack is swooping in as Twitter chaos continues
For Substack, Twitter's current pandemonium is an opportunity.
Live, laugh, LifeEyes™️: How the 12-foot Home Depot skeleton became a perennial hit
Years after its pandemic debut, this supersized symbol of death has taken on a life of its own.
'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II' continues the franchise's long history of courting controversy
Can you believe we put this in a video game???
It's time to log off and touch grass
Staring at your phone for hours on end? Go outside and touch grass.
How a fake Reddit post tried to derail the Darrell Brooks trial
Just because you read it online, doesn't mean it's true.
By Matt Binder
Take control of your brand's online presence with this training bundle
Learn to growth hacking in a dozen courses.
Taylor Swift's 'Anti-Hero' lyrics: A detailed analysis by the internet.
Another Taylor Swift puzzle.
Signal is testing Instagram-like Stories feature
Everyone can have some Stories, as a treat.
Majority of U.S. adults want Big Tech to restrict misinformation on social platforms
Traditional news outlets do not thrive on "alternative" social media sites.
Black women started living the soft life. Then came quiet quitting.
It's not antiwork. It's about drawing boundaries.
Dictionary.com adds 'antiwork' because it, too, does not dream of labor
Consider this dictionary entry your excuse to take it easy at work today.
Bot, bye: How to delete spam YouTube comments
Do your part and help clean up one of the worst parts of the internet.
How to enable two-factor authentication on every social platform (and yes, you should)
You’ve left yourself vulnerable for too long. Two-factor is the safest way to use your accounts.
