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The trends and startups shaping the culture of how we interact online.
Prints, cards and more
"Our favorite Etsy items and brands that are elevating LGBTQIA+ art, Black queer creation, and trans celebration year-round.
Queer your feed
“Queer, trans, and gender non-confirming illustrators, photographers, poets, and other artists of color on Instagram who are inspiring us throughout pride month and year-round.”
Queer crossing
"While even Pride parades aren’t always inclusive for all queer people, video games are poised to break through some of the rules of queerness."
Virtual realities
CGI virtual influencers connect idealism and capitalism in technologically advanced ways, but are they changing the face of social media and brand marketing for good?
I love TikTok, #ButImShy
Social distancing is the new norm, and shyness is trending on TikTok. What does it all (aka: the emojis 👉👈) mean?! Let’s dig in.
A shadowy future for the controversial social media app
We’ve seen the next chapter of the app. Whether you're an influencer or casual scroller, you might not like what’s next.
Say ‘no’ to notifications
Conditions, practices, and expectations for making the most of a digital detox—whether you’re roughing it in the backcountry or taking a break between WFH stints.
Behind the scenes of building a social messaging platform
Mica Le John gives us a look into how her company 2Swim is building a new corner of the internet.
Freelancers are taking back control.
The freedom and autonomy that comes with being your own boss is a captivating prospect for many people, but those who spend most of their time working at home are more likely to struggle with their mental health than the wider population.
Breaking technology addiction
"We realized that being more connected via technology couldn’t be the thing that makes us happier, so we set off to build a product that could inspire and encourage people to take a break. We think people will be happier living in the present."
Face to face with aging
"But after seeing my aged self, and embraced who I will one day become, now I feel like I have someone I have to take care of—the future me can’t be held off forever."
Bridging mental health from offline to online
“We know social media is not going anywhere, so it's really about creating boundaries so that you have more time to not only connect with your friends but to also connect with yourself."
