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Sarah Manavis is the New Statesman's tech and digital culture writer.
Digital larping has become an increasingly popular form of escapism for millennials and Generation Z.
Michael's fury, Amy's departure, and Ovie's egg dance were the few highlights in a relatively dull week. But six weeks in and so few serious couples has us asking: what happens now?
Watered-down versions of "prayer", "meditation", and "inner peace" are turning monastic influencers into some of social media's biggest stars.
The backlash to Michael Griffith's decision to leave his partner was grounded in depressing familiarity.
This week we saw the set-up for extreme betrayal. Will tonight live up to what was hyped?
The soft-power "influencer diplomacy" aims to promote American values through Britain's social media stars.
A misnomer may lead non-Redditors to believe that the platform is actually doing something about radicalisation.
Why some men on 4chan and Reddit are anxiously awaiting the arrival of a morally dubious technology.
After a soul-deadening week one, week two is beginning to deliver. Is there hope for Love Island 2019 yet?
Billed as a place to look at historic photographs, a clutch of history-themed Facebook groups are hosting offensive posts and conversations.
