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John Oliver exposes the horrifying world of online harassment: If you don’t think it’s a big deal, “congrats on your white penis!”
Colin Gorenstein
Oliver says law enforcement is ill-equipped to handle the online harassment women regularly experience online
Nick Offerman: Jeff Tweedy is the best songwriter of my generation — and I want to marry him
Nick Offerman
Exclusive: Look out, Megan Mullally. The "Parks and Rec" star discusses his Wilco obsession & true love Jeff Tweedy
Steve Buscemi has completely lost count of how many times he’s died in movies
Colin Gorenstein
The lovable curmudgeon tells Jon Stewart that his death in "Big Lebowski" felt completely gratuitous
Archives show Hillary Clinton OK’d tax breaks for nonprofits
Stephen Braun, Jack Gillum
Indie cinemas fight back against bullying by corporate movie chains
Scott Timberg
3 chains own half of American theaters. Is the DoJ finally waking up from its long Reagan-induced slumber?
Rise of the GOP’s culture-war zombies: Why the party of right-wing extremism will never give it up
Heather Digby Parton
Many on the left like to think that the culture war is a thing of the past. They couldn't be more wrong.
Sutton Foster’s Gen-X panic sitcom “Younger”: How “divorced and 40” became the new “kept in a bunker for 15 years”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Darren Starr's generation-gap comedy is the newest entry in TV's "Lady Out of Time" subgenre
“The Jinx”: Would Robert Durst exist without Andrew Jarecki?
Sonia Saraiya
The key to Jarecki's HBO series' success: An extraordinarily incestuous relationship between filmmaker and subject
Be on the same team as LeBron James!: Sheryl Sandberg’s hollow Lean In Together feminism
Julia Carrie Wong
#LeanInTogether's feel-good message distracts from the real struggle for equality and justice for all women
The left’s historic power win: How the long-fought “net neutrality” triumph transformed history
Matt Stoller
The quest to win a fair Internet altered elections and protected prized freedoms. Here's how we beat big business
Google has captured your mind
Neil Richards
Searches reveal who we are and how we think. True intellectual privacy requires safeguarding these records
I remember college fondly as a place to explore your weird, negative feelings about women and Muslims
Neal Pollack
Sorry if I "hurt" the "feelings" of the p.c. police with my "insensitivity." Satirist Neal Pollack joins the fray
Colin Meloy: “Out came the dirtiest Decemberists song ever written”
David Daley
EXCLUSIVE: Meloy opens up on the brilliant new Decemberists album, its innocent ode to oral sex, and life at No. 1
Ted Cruz gets even more annoying: Why he wants to make the Internet worse
Simon Maloy
Awful senator calls net neutrality "Obamacare for the Internet" -- which helps out bad actors like Comcast
AOL becomes latest company to abandon right-wing ALEC
Luke Brinker
The tech giant is cutting ties with the conservative advocacy group
Obama names “Ebola czar,” immediately gets new attack from the right
Jim Newell
President names Ron Klain to lead Ebola effort, giving GOP the "czar" it wanted. Now it's moved on to a new gripe
There is a social network that allows strangers to control each other’s sex toys from afar
Jenny Kutner
LovePalz Club is cybersex for the Tinder age: a little creepy, but just what the people want
Our Gchats, ourselves: Why chat excerpts make good literature
Christy O'Shoney
In her new memoir, Lena Dunham makes the chat log into art. So I dug into my own archives to see what I'd learn
In the age of Reddit, can the Internet ever really grow up?
Andrew Leonard
More than two decades after its popular debut, the Web is still stuck in a perpetual adolescence. What gives?
At White House gala, Obama honors Special Olympics
Josh Lederman
My double life as a mommy blogger
Alba Brunetti
I was a single woman living in Istanbul. But on the Internet, I was a suburban mother of two, doling out advice
Watch: These teens are horrified by ’90s Internet
Sarah Gray
Dial-up tones, Netscape, Internet tutorials and all
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