- Lily Lederman
- February 23, 2026
The Evolution of Influencers and Online Careers
In 2012, “influencer” wasn’t a job title. It wasn’t even really a word in this sense. The people who would come to be called influencers
In 2012, “influencer” wasn’t a job title. It wasn’t even really a word in this sense. The people who would come to be called influencers
There’s a video of a public official saying something they didn’t say. It was made with publicly available software, by someone without specialized skills, in
If you follow health media, you might have gotten the impression that smartphones are destroying an entire generation’s mental health, with research to prove it.
The honest answer to “is my data safe?” is: it depends on who you’re asking about, what kind of safety you mean, and your tolerance
TikTok has now been “potentially getting banned” in the United States for long enough that the potential ban has become almost as much a part
I got on the subway last week and realized halfway through the ride that my phone was dead. I had no idea where I was
When a photograph could be doctored in a darkroom, we developed skepticism about photographs. When Photoshop became democratized, we developed more. The technology changes; the
Two years ago, asking an AI to draft something for you felt slightly illicit — like a shortcut you weren’t sure was allowed. Now it’s
The pandemic forced the largest work-from-home experiment in history. Millions of people who had been told their jobs required physical presence discovered — sometimes to
My neighbor was telling me recently about how she’d started shopping at three different grocery stores on the same day to get the best prices