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Communications Major
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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The social network is an express track for parents interested in sharing and sometimes capitalizing on the visual story line of their children’s lives. 
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Josh Ostrovsky, also known as “The Fat Jewish” or the “Fat Jew,” is making a new name for himself as an Instagram sensation. What started as an outlet to simply share funny memes and pictures has turned into a full-time job for Ostrovsky.
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Maine-based photographer Tanja Hollander has set out to meet up with and photograph all 626 of her Facebook friends in or near their homes. So far, she's shot 256 of them along the Eastern seaboard, New Orleans, Austin, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. With friends all over the world, Hollander's The Facebook Portrait Project will be taking on a more international flavor as it goes on.
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A new study found we enjoy experiences more when we take photos to document them.
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The photos that are "breaking the Internet". Not particularly safe for work (NSFW), but(t) this is 2014....
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A woman whose face has become synonymous with the "Bring Back Our Girls" campaign online is not Nigerian and has not been abducted by Boko Haram.
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