Recent experiments have suggested that the natural rhythm of conversation is disrupted by videoconferencing apps like Zoom. Here is what was revealed.
The Pursuit of Online Likes Leaves Us Empty—Here’s Why
Well, it’s official. Those who are looking to ride the back of the “like” to a life of wealth and fame are wasting their time. Sorry.
Romantic or Abusive? Why Facts Don’t Matter in a Viral Love Story
The viral tale about the lovelorn man attempting to win back his ex with an endless piano has split the Internet in twain. Is it abusive behavior? Or romance? I personally think it’s neither.
Kittenfishing: The Dating Crime We’re All Guilty Of
That thing we all do now has a label. “Kittenfishing” is the official term of misrepresenting yourself online as a way to hook bae. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Why Melania Is Wrong about Cyberbullying
If U.S. First Lady Melania Trump wants to change the culture around cyberbullying, she’ll need to change her understanding of what constitutes online abuse first.
Always on, Always Listening: Does Privacy Have No Place in the Future?
The downside to always being connected is, of course, always being connected. Is our push for innovation blurring the line between public and private? Or have we already crossed it?