New start-ups and other social platforms sense opportunity as Twitter grapples with changes from Elon Musk, its new owner.
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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Those crazy low-res GIFs are older than most of the kids who love 'em on Tumblr. Yep, believe it or not, the GIF is no longer covered on Mom & Dad's health insurance and its time to get out of the house. Well, maybe. Stay young, GIF, and of course, stay foolish. 
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When Yahoo's Web 1.0 "fanbase" (i.e., those who grew up watching the Brady Bunch in its first iteration) collides head on with Web 2.0 (Tumblr and microblogging), what will the future be?
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Who knew there was such a mainstream market for artfully arranged pictures of other people’s stuff? Or that “curation,” that rarefied and highly specialized skill, would all of a sudden go viral?
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We've long touted Barack Obama as the our first social media President. He (or his savvy staff) have been active on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for years. In 2013, the White House launched a Tumblr page. Here's its top 13 Favorite GIFs of 2013
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New services are moving beyond the Facebook approach, with tools to create new content instead of just sharing it.
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Twitter has been flooded over the past year with parody accounts, with everything from “The Empty Chair” (a riff on Clint Eastwood’s speech at the RNC) to “Kanye’s Skirt” posting and garnering followers after some blip on the pop culture radar. It’s gotten so popular that it’s really no longer that funny, except in rare cases…and Suri Cruise’s Burn Book is one of those.
Maybe it’s because she’s so young, or because her facial expressions every time she’s photographed with one of her uber-famous parents seem to indicate exactly what’s being logged on Twitter; I’m not sure. What is sure is that the littlest Cruise has an eye for fashion and a disdain for anything as tragically unhip as wearing synthetic clothes and making cameos with your parents.
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