BTW
Jess MaddoxWelcome to BTW: A newsletter on all things social media, pop culture, and tech.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | bythewaysocial.substack.com |
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BTW: Social Media Were Made for This Violence
👋 Welcome to BTW, a newsletter on all things Internet culture and technology. Here, I discuss an in-depth issue or trend in social media or the tech industry with my eye on what you need to know to be informed on the matter.
BTW: The Golden Globes Welcomes Content Creators
👋 Welcome to BTW, a newsletter on all things Internet culture and technology. Here, I discuss an in-depth issue or trend in social media or the tech industry with my eye on what you need to know to be informed on the matter.
BTW: Some Suspicion About Family Vlogging Laws Is Good
👋 Welcome to BTW (formerly the Internet User Experience), a newsletter on all things Internet culture and technology. Here, I discuss an in-depth issue or trend in social media or the tech industry with my eye on what you need to know to b...
BTW: Social Media Are Shitty Now
👋 Welcome to BTW (formerly the Internet User Experience), a newsletter on all things Internet culture and technology. Here, I discuss an in-depth issue or trend in social media or the tech industry with my eye on what you need to know to b...
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Internet culture expert. Author, The Internet is for Cats (Rutgers University Press). Co-founder/director, Office of Politics, Communication and Media. Words Nieman Lab | Wired | Slate | The Conversation. Thoughts mine.
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