Internet

Getty Is Quietly Charging Bloggers For 'Socially Awkward Penguin' Meme

One of the Internet's favorite jokes belongs to the photo service.
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The Internet's Founder Never Thought It Would Get This Bad

"Now we find ourselves confronted with junk, attacked by viruses, denied access, worried about our privacy."
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Why You Always End Up Paying Too Much For In-Flight WiFi

Blame your brain.
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Embarrassing Phrases Your State Googles More Than Any Other

From "sandals and socks" to "Am I a virgin?" You know you've googled it.
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How Google Is Changing The Way We Think

Are we evolving to keep pace with search engines?
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Stop What You're Texting And Look At This New Emoticon

Yep, emoticon.
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Friendship in the Time of Technology

The Internet is undoubtedly an invaluable link between people separated by distance. But this link must be built on a stronger foundation of intimacy and familiarity and a balance of online and offline interactions will pave the way to better relationships in the world.
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Internet Access Still Limited For Low-Income, Uneducated Americans

Fifteen percent of Americans don't use the Internet. That percentage spikes when you look at people who have less than a high school education and those who make less than $30,000.
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Geeking Out With Felicia Day

Actress Felicia Day wrote an adorkable book about gaming.
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The Future Of Morality, At Every Internet User's Fingertips

How much is your attention on the Internet really worth?
By Tim Hwang, The Atlantic