Browsing Tag social media

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  Tech + Startups 2

  Have You Been “Noticed?”

  I was at the gym completely in my zone (I told you not to let me get in my zone) when my EDC live set got interrupted by ...

  On June 26, 2014 / By Daniel Harrison
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  You Did Not Eat That: Instafame and Foodshame

  A few weeks ago, I went out to breakfast at one of my favorite brunch spots. It was a Sunday morning, rain was streaming down the glass windows ...

  On June 11, 2014 / By Hannah Carr
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  The Millennial Paradox: Paranoid vs. Productive

  I’ve come to harbor a degree of resentment toward adults due to their relentless condemning of Generation Y, my generation, as a collective mass of futile shit. But ...

  On June 10, 2014 / By Morgan Jenkins
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  “Selfie”: Disconnected About Our Connection

  This is an anonymous guest post submitted to GainesvilleScene.  We all knew this day would come. A superficial, vapid sitcom titled “Selfie” is set to premiere in the ...

  On June 6, 2014 / By Guest Post
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  Facebook’s “Ask” Feature: Innovative or Just Creepy?

  Your very private love life may come into question soon, quite literally. For those of you Facebook users who have chosen not to disclose your relationship status on ...

  On May 23, 2014 / By Kathryn Williams
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  Do You Belong? Social Media Says No

  You start your summer day around 11 a.m. and sidle downstairs for a late breakfast where you check various forms of social media in between hefty bites of ...

  On May 15, 2014 / By Hannah Carr
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  The Dark Side of Twitter

  Twitter’s mind-boggling worldwide popularity can likely be attributed to the use of brevity to contextualize personal experience. In a fast-paced age, 140-character messages are quick enough to convey ...

  On May 1, 2014 / By Sofia Sanchez
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  The Imperfect World of “Perfect 365″

  There’s been quite a lot of buzz lately about the painfully obvious Photoshop work done on photos that have appeared in magazines and on the Internet. Whether it’s ...

  On April 22, 2014 / By Kelli Eichorn
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  Black Twitter: Racism or Realism?

  This is a guest post by TampaBayScene’s Ta’ri B.  Assimilation has built the free world. The more comfortable society becomes to our blended reality, the more it facilitates ...

  On April 16, 2014 / By Guest Post
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  Could Selfies Lead to Suicide?

  The lighting must be just right. The tilt of the phone has to be perfect. Too high and you look like a shrimp, too low and the entire ...

  On April 10, 2014 / By Hannah Carr