Internet Culture Archive
Archives for November 2016


Prepare for the show’s annual Thanksgiving marathon with highlights from 10 seasons of bad movies.


The social network is an easy target, but it’s not alone in shaping our partisan media culture.


Alt-right users are fleeing the site’s “purge” in droves.


The new app draws together Nerdist, Rooster Teeth, Rifftrax, Crunchyroll, Funimation, and more.


It’s internal, has nothing to do with filtering, and it’s huge.


Users weren’t happy.


Mark Zuckerberg says fake news on his site is too rare to be an issue — but he’s the only one.


There’s no way to know if thousands wrote in the dead gorilla for president.


Keep getting political on Facebook and Twitter — new research says it’s making an impact.


It’s paradoxically satisfying.
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This kind of prediction is frequently the subject of scams.