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Last week a Canadian man paid off the remaining balance on his student loan, a total of $114,000 ─ in cash. At the time the story circulated on social media, the man's identity was not known, but this week he has been identified.
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Reddit co-founder Alex Ohanian won't be buying any stock in Facebook and has denounced them over their support of CISPA.
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Right now a former intern at The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is answering questions online via a forum on the popular website reddit. He reveals the comedian's writing process, what Stewart is like off-camera and other peeks behind the curtain.
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Machines can learn what memes will go viral, but only humans can aggregate the content effectively to create a truly social Web experience, according to Jonah Peretti, the co-founder of BuzzFeed, a meme-focused aggregator site.
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Each year the public gets the chance to vote for the person they consider most influential. Anonymous, while not a "person" per se, is ahead of reddit in the popular annual Time 100 poll, with announcements of the winner to be made on April 17.
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The mainstream media networks are feeling a drop in viewership these days. Where is the average person getting their news? Is the Internet taking over the major reportage and why?
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The company's general manager is leading the Time 100 poll. Its users take real-world action for charitable causes. It also attracts more than 2 billion pageviews monthly. Find out why reddit will continue to be one of the most influential forces online.
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Some of the Internet's leading websites, including Wikipedia, Reddit, Mozilla, WordPress, and BoingBoing, will go dark tomorrow to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA). Here's why Canadians should care.
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Leaked nude photos of Lost in Translation star Scarlett Johansson have led to an FBI investigation and threats of a lawsuit from the actress.
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The popular online community Reddit will soon launch various "branded communities" in order for companies to interact with customers and learn how to improve their products, according to an interview with Reddit's General Manager.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian discusses the impact of the proposed SOPA Bill with Christopher Marcich, President of the Motion Picture Association, Europe on the BBC's 5 live Investigates programme.
 Wikipedia, Reddit, Boing Boing, Michael Geist and Tucows web sites are among the list of web sites that have limited their service on "Dark Wednesday" to protest proposed U.S. anti-online piracy legislation.
1. Reddit Reddit has a subreddit dedicated to "tree" culture. Click here to view this gallery. Cannabis culture has steadily emerged from the underground, especially as efforts to reform marijuana legislation amp up. On April 20 (commonly referred to as “4/20?), the cannabis community celebrates marijuana’s cultural influence. The phrase originated with a group of California teenagers who designated 4:20 p.m. as a meeting time to search for an abandoned crop of cannabis. The phrase evolved to become a more general code word for smoking marijuana. Online and social media communities rally around the plant, too, whether by posting news, promoting legislation, sharing videos or playing games. We’ve uncovered 10 places where people are following 4/20 culture online. Whether you want to learn more about the cannabis plant or use an app to find nearby medical marijuana dispensaries, take a peek at these digital...
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