Internet subcultures: Doomers and Zoomers - Negative PID
Younger internet users tend to fall into two archetypes: the Zoomer, shorthand for Generation Z, and the Doomer, a darker, more fatalistic subculture that
Behind Gab: Andrew Torba - Negative PID
The site Gab was launched in 2016 by Andrew Torba as an alternative to mainstream social-media platforms. It has since become one of the most controversial
Internet subcultures: Urban Explorers - Negative PID
There is a particular kind of image that circulates online with persistent intensity: a decaying hospital corridor swallowed by vines, a theatre balcony
The Mandela effect - Negative PID
The Mandela Effect refers to a phenomenon in which large groups of people share the same incorrect memory. The term was coined by paranormal researcher Fiona
Social media platforms made in Europe - Negative PID
For over a decade, Europe has been a rule-setter rather than a platform-builder in the social media economy. The dominant infrastructures of online
Internet subcultures: Vtubers - Negative PID
VTubers, short for Virtual YouTubers, are online content creators who appear as animated avatars rather than physical humans. Using motion capture, facial
Hackers and computer integrity crimes - Negative PID
Have you ever heard of crimes against the machine? Cybercrime attacking computer systems and networks is a crime in its own right.
Internet subcultures: ASMRtists - Negative PID
ASMR, Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, refers to a tingling, calming sensation some people experience in response to soft sounds, gentle speech, or
The Facebook live torture case - Negative PID
In April 2017, a disturbing video began circulating online that shocked viewers and reignited debates about social media responsibility. The video, recorded
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