Can the Bad Internet Apologies Stop Soon, Please?
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Lena Dunham and Kevin Hart both made awful public apologies this week — but as long as we keep accepting them, the mistakes will continue
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Tumblr Latest Site to Crack Down on Porn
Posted in: Culture NewsThe site is banning adult content later this month, despite porn being a key driver to its longterm success
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How Gab Became a Haven for the Alt-Right
Posted in: Culture NewsPittsburgh shooter Robert Bowers posted xenophobic and antisemitic rants on the niche social-media site
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Sex-Worker Advocates Sue Over Internet ‘Censorship’ Law
Posted in: Culture FeaturesLawsuit claims "anti-trafficking" bill SESTA-FOSTA has already harmed sex workers, calls it "legislative censorship of Internet speech"
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HQ: Inside the Game Show App Phenomenon
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn just a few months, host Scott Rogowsky has led millions to tune in each day – but amid controversy, can the wildly popular app find its footing?
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Logan and Jake Paul: Everything You Need to Know About The YouTube Megastars
Posted in: Culture NewsBrothers from Ohio have official merchandise, a talent incubator and millions of followers
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Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency: What You Need to Know
Posted in: Culture FeaturesOnline currencies were created to circumvent traditional money – but does the spiking cost of Bitcoins and others mean a bubble is about to burst?
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Watch Jimmy Kimmel Slam ‘Absolutely Despicable’ Net Neutrality Repeal
Posted in: TV NewsLate-night host calls FCC Ajit Pai a "jackhole" in scathing monologue
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What the Net Neutrality Repeal Means for Us
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe Federal Communications Commission just ended regulations that kept the Internet an equal playing field – so what happens now?
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The Human Cost of Monitoring the Internet
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThousands dredge through the worst of the web to protect those online from trauma-inducing content – but what happens to the workers?
