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Internet Culture

The Verge’s Internet Culture section is the home for daily coverage of how our online lives influence and are influenced by pop culture and the world around us. The ways in which we communicate, create, and live with each other have been radically altered by the internet’s powerful connective tissues, from the platforms we inhabit, like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram; to the policies, laws and guidelines that govern them (or don’t); to the subcultures, communities, and memes that bring us together there — for better or worse. Here you’ll find our coverage of life on the web, with an eye on what’s next.

Sheryl Sandberg on leaving Meta

‘It is a job that’s been an honor and a privilege, but it’s not a job that leaves a lot of time to do much else’

Alex Heath
Crypto is winning and Bitcoin diehards are furious about it

As cryptocurrency thrives, Bitcoiners seethe

Elizabeth Lopatto
How Ukrainians are fundraising in cryptocurrency

More than $9.9 million has been donated so far

Elizabeth Lopatto
Twitter suspends Wordle-ruining botTwitter suspends Wordle-ruining bot
Mitchell Clark
NFT makers are trying to build the next Disney

There’s a long way to go

Adi Robertson
Do we see others online as human?Do we see others online as human?
Barbara Krasnoff
How a teen punk led a movement for disabled people online

From Tumblr to TikTok, young disabled people are deciding how to represent themselves

Kait Sanchez
Why I leftWhy I left
T.C. Sottek