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August 14, 2015
Paul Ford
Where Does Our Information Go After We Die?
A Twitter conversation with data columnist Paul Ford
August 13, 2015
Moira Weigel
Dating Will Never Die
If the Industrial Revolution didn’t kill it, how could Tinder?
August 13, 2015
Paul Ford
The Final File
Exploring the Social Security administration’s list of America’s dead
August 13, 2015
The New Republic Staff
The Database of the Dead
Are you in it?
July 28, 2015
Adam Nathaniel Peck
Stop Capitalizing the Word Internet
Dictionaries and style guides treat it as a proper noun, but no one else does
July 14, 2015
The New Republic
Have You Been Hacked? Take This Quiz to Find Out.
July 6, 2015
Josephine Wolff
Hillary Clinton—She’s Just Like Us!
The guilty pleasure of reading politicians’ emails
June 29, 2015
Kyle Pope
The Digital Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Michael Wolff’s new argument about the future of television is just as unconvincing as when I first made it 15 years ago
June 19, 2015
Naomi Shavin
Uber Isn't Letting Its Drivers Carry Guns Anymore
June 17, 2015
Nathan Schneider
How Pope Francis Can Stop Leaks: Make Encyclicals Open-Source
June 8, 2015
Alex Litel
Apple Music Is Another Tech Company Attempt to Please Investors by Trapping Customers
May 20, 2015
Nathan Schneider
The Joy of Slow Computing
May 18, 2015
Paul Ford
Other People’s Playlists
Spotify’s secret social network
April 22, 2015
Naomi Shavin
Your Uber Driver Could Be Packing Heat, and You Wouldn't Know It
The company lets drivers carry guns. Lyft doesn't.
April 20, 2015
Doug Bock Clark
The Bot Bubble
How click farms have inflated social media currency
March 10, 2015
David Sessions
Colleges Should Stop Worrying About Yik Yak and Start Respecting Their Students
March 9, 2015
Ryan Kearney
Stop Sleep-Shaming Us, Tim Cook
March 5, 2015
Emily Matchar
The Martha Stewart of Silicon Valley Thinks Women Are Tech Illiterate
January 28, 2015
Jacob Silverman
Yahoo's Decision to Spin Off Alibaba Was a Sign of an Identity Crisis
January 16, 2015
Christopher S. Grenda, Chris Beneke
When Blasphemy Goes Viral
The 'Charlie Hebdo' massacre marks the dawn of a digital age of irreverence and retaliation

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