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For a Freelancer in the Gig Economy, There’s More at Stake Than a Paycheck
Freelancers are turned into abstractions rather than people, recontextualizing the social relations of work in new ways.
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Do Memes Change How We Remember History?
“Some memes may actually dissolve the original significance of iconic photographs and potentially degrade, rather than enhance, public culture.”
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What Does It Mean to Be a Bad Fan on Social Media?
We foster passionate spaces that are beholden to identities in formation and reworking. So, naturally, these spaces can get tense AF.
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The Weird, the Nerdy, the Horny: What Tumblr Gave Us Before It Changed for the Worse
Our lives are lived online, and to ask us to exist homogeneously across all platforms and networks as trackable subjects is a cruel twist of the internet’s potential.