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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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Whoever said, “Money can’t buy you friends,” clearly hasn’t been on the Internet recently. By using social media bots, celebrities, politicians and others can falsely inflate the number of friends and followers they have, possibly swaying public opinion about a new song — or a policy position. 
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The Internet has changed modern-day love for better and for worse. Check out this infographic detailing love and lust in the digital age.
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If Instagram feels like looking at people’s lives through rose-colored glasses, Vine feels like a tour of their chaotic, innermost thoughts. Twitter’s Vine app, with its ultrashort, chaotic videos of funny faces, dance steps and stunts, has been finding a bigger audience.
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A Princeton study compares social media to a rapidly spreading disease. And, we all know wht happens then. The push is on to eradicate it. These social media scientists predict Facebook use will decline by 80% between 2015 and 2017, as people grow tired of the "fad" and follow their peers elsewhere. Hmmm.....
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The economy is picking up. Paying no attention this week to the first presidential debate or a positive job report, we look to the other online chatter and deduce that America is on an upswing. With new apps and social media to help us buy and ways to get paid when you influence other buyers online, shopping is making headlines.
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