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The Seven Deadly Social Networks
In 2011 Reid Hoffman wrote a piece in The Wall Street Journal that described a theory of social network success. In it he says, "Social networks ...
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Ten Thousand Dollars for Finding a Bug? (An Instagram Bug, That Is)
A 10-year-old boy in Finland recently came into quite a bit of cash—$10,000, to be exact—for spotting a bug in an app you might have heard ...
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Faking Happiness on Facebook Helps Depression
Holly Elmore wrote a fascinating article about how faking that she was happy on Facebook actually helped her overcome her depression. On Facebook during ...
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Over-Notified
How many times does your phone buzz or beep notifying you of a news story, a social media post, or a new email. Dave Pell wrote a humorous blog, saying ...
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Dad's Hilarious Excuse Notes for Kids
Seth King has become an internet sensation after his children's excuse notes made their way to the internet. King says, "I was probably writing ...
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Addicted to Distraction
You ever find yourself reading the same paragraph over and over again, not remembering anything that was said in that paragraph? Or you spend many hours ...
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Stop Googling and Start Talking
We get it, we are so connected to each other that we carry around phones in our pockets that are always digitally connected to other people. But did you ...
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Removed: No Phones Allowed
American photographer Eric Pickersgill came up with a fantastic project called "Removed." He removes handheld devices from his pictures to show ...
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Selfies: Officially More Deadly than Sharks
Selfies-they might seem a bit narcissistic at times, but on the whole they're harmless, right? Not according to the numbers. Reports say that this ...
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The Penn Face and the Duck Syndrome
At Penn State University they call it "Penn Face."It refers to students who act "happy and self-assured even when sad or stressed." ...
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