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People are Using Dating Apps to Find Doctors, Drugs, and Protesters
As the world gets weirder, dating apps are expanding from attracting horny singles to even being a marketplace for everything but love.
Introverts Are Better at Sizing People Up Than the Rest of Us
In a new book, Karen Wickre explains how introverts are more attuned to the steady thrum of needs, desires, secrets, and worries of others—and how that gives them an edge at work.
I Used Bumble's Women-Focused Networking Site to Try to Find a Job
I spent a week on Bizz, the app being billed as "the new LinkedIn for women."
Yes, You Need to Network If You Want To Make More Money
We know everyone hates it. But making cheesy small talk over cheap booze could get you a better salary.
Yes, You Need to Network If You Want To Make More Money
We know everyone hates it. But making cheesy small talk over cheap booze could get you a better salary.
This is the nerdy ceremony that keeps the internet running
A bunch of crypto nerds gather a few times a year to perform a very long, very convoluted process to maintain the internet.
‘Twitter and Tear Gas’ Looks at How Protest Is Fueled and Crushed by the Internet
The new book from Zeynep Tufekci looks at how the web has helped demonstrations take off around the globe, but also made them harder to sustain.
How an Underground Mail Art Project Wove Through London in the 90s
Matthew Higgs’ ‘Imprint 93’ incubated a wide variety of experimental artworks.
Brussels Babylon: An Insiders' Guide to Sex, Money and Bickering in the EU's HQ
What happens on the EU gravy train? NGO workers, journalists, civil servants, lobbyists, consultants told us as candidly as they could about the pleasures and pitfalls of Eurobubblin' it.