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Emily Gould
June 29th, 2014 6:33 PMThe former Gawker editor who popularized the concept of online oversharing is now a novelest, an e-bookstore owner and is still the recipient of a lot of online criticism.
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ISIS Launches New Anti-U.S. Hashtag Campaign
June 27th, 2014 7:25 PMWith yet another U.S. military operation looming over the Persian Gulf, the Internet-savvy radical Islamist group in Iraq has launched #calamitywillbefallUS to threaten retaliation against the U.S. in the event of an armed intervention.
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The 2014 World Cup of Memes Rages On
June 26th, 2014 11:16 AMGoals and upsets aren't the only things that we've seen plenty of at this year's World Cup, as the Brazilians and international football fans elsewhere continue to churn out jokes by the day in what they're calling the "Copa dos Memes," or the Cup of Memes.
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Mommy Blogger Suspected of Poisoning Son
June 19th, 2014 4:15 PMUpstate New York resident and mom blogger Lacey Spears has been charged with second-degree depraved murder and first-degree manslaughter for the death of her son Garnett-Paul, who prosecutors claim was poisoned by his mother for attention and sympathy online.
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The Internet Reacts to Guillermo Ochoa’s Saves
June 18th, 2014 2:33 PMAfter yesterday's group-stage match between Mexico and Brazil at the World Cup games, Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa inspired a series of photoshopped images praising his spectacular performance in which he made six crucial saves.
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Emily Gould
The former Gawker editor who popularized the concept of online oversharing is now a novelest, an e-bookstore owner and is still the recipient of a lot of online criticism.
ISIS Launches New Anti-U.S. Hashtag Campaign
With yet another U.S. military operation looming over the Persian Gulf, the Internet-savvy radical Islamist group in Iraq has launched #calamitywillbefallUS to threaten retaliation against the U.S. in the event of an armed intervention.
The 2014 World Cup of Memes Rages On
Goals and upsets aren't the only things that we've seen plenty of at this year's World Cup, as the Brazilians and international football fans elsewhere continue to churn out jokes by the day in what they're calling the "Copa dos Memes," or the Cup of Memes.
Mommy Blogger Suspected of Poisoning Son
Upstate New York resident and mom blogger Lacey Spears has been charged with second-degree depraved murder and first-degree manslaughter for the death of her son Garnett-Paul, who prosecutors claim was poisoned by his mother for attention and sympathy online.
The Internet Reacts to Guillermo Ochoa’s Saves
After yesterday's group-stage match between Mexico and Brazil at the World Cup games, Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa inspired a series of photoshopped images praising his spectacular performance in which he made six crucial saves.