Digital minimalists are using simple talk-and-text devices to spend less time online, curb distraction, and navigate internet addiction
The demands of daily livestreaming are driving creators to rethink the benefits of Twitch fame
Writers are using apps like Sudowrite and Subtxt to craft essays, short stories, and screenplays
Replika users believe their AI companion chatbots have come to life
Book Review—Everything I Need I Get from You: How Fangirls Created the Internet as We Know It by Kaitlyn Tiffany
An Interview with Don Caldwell, the Editor-in-Chief of Know Your Meme
Big tech’s highest-paid workers get real on an anonymous professional social network
How drama, tea, and commentary channels keep tabs on internet influencers
The Past, Present, and Future of Online Identity
How online platforms monetize one-sided bonds between creators and fans
Inside the online communities where people love to hate
Cyberbits #12: How online fan accounts for Addison Rae, Ana de Armas, and Doja Cat keep followers in the know
Cyberbits #11: Deciphering the hidden meaning behind popular lyrics
Cyberbits #10: “The TripAdvisor of Boob Jobs”
Cyberbits #9: How online writing is converging with internet influencing
The disappearing divide between “followers” and “friends”
Cyberbits #8: How demands for evidence have become an impossible quest for truth
Cyberbits #7: The so-called steps to six-figure success
Cyberbits #6: The quest to use the internet less
Nadir Matti, the Founder of Study Together, chats gamification, partnering with platforms, and the ins-and-outs of community building
Cyberbits #5: A housemaid in Kuwait, incarcerated inmates, and other unlikely creators
Cyberbits #4: The rise and fall of social media networks
Cyberbits #3: Digging in to the creator side of Study Web
Exploring Gen Z’s Ambitious and Anxiety-Fuelled Pursuit of Straight A’s Across YouTube, TikTok, Discord, and Twitter
