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It's time to take the creator economy seriously
Kaya Yurieff and Jasmine Enberg are filling a void with Scalable.
Dec 3
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kate lindsay
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The creator reading Big Tech’s tea leaves
“If I'm talking about social media and what I'm predicting, then I feel way less like a sucker,” Carmen Vicente says.
Oct 29
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kate lindsay
29
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The real-life roommates living like ‘Broad City’
Cymone and Kayla are taking their sudden virality seriously.
Oct 15
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kate lindsay
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The journalist cracking the TikTok code
Mia Sato was tired of watching news influencers steal her work.
Oct 1
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kate lindsay
50
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Getting paid to talk politics
A conversation with TikTok’s Cassie Wilson.
Sep 8
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kate lindsay
17
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The snack brand that’s roasting influencers
Jay, the face of Daadi, makes videos skewering influencer culture.
Aug 27
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kate lindsay
30
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Is everyone online mad at me?
Meg Josephson on how the internet enables people-pleasing.
Jul 30
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kate lindsay
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Is human language at an inflection point?
Linguist Adam Aleksic on the impact of algorithms on how we speak.
Jul 16
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kate lindsay
57
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Online comedy's very important person
Vic Michaelis is a face of Dropout's social media success.
Jun 11
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kate lindsay
11
Is the ‘internet culture reporter’ job dead?
Mainstream outlets are pulling back from a necessary beat.
Jun 4
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kate lindsay
51
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Born to be a Darshen, forced to be a Samuel
TikTok’s latest viral duo wants to shift focus.
May 28
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kate lindsay
12
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How Tiki took over TikTok
An interview with dog foster extraordinaire Isabel Klee.
May 21
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kate lindsay
16
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