Find me one web geek that doesn't love Woody Harrelson- well, up until yesterday, that might have been harder to do.
The star of Zombieland and unabashed, non-aging stoner actor is usually held up as a generally cool ...
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Then again, this guy probably doesn't really have a girlfriend, because he is on Reddit.
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Reddit is known for it's, let's say, rather interesting community. The site is more of a social community and users can submit links to posts, videos, pictures, etc., and people can vote up (or down) the content.
Also, ...
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Yesterday, a number of sites went down in protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA.
Many of the sites were big- like Wikipedia, or Reddit- but several smaller sites went down in solidarity, either going dark, ...
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7,000 websites are going dark today to lead the Anti-SOPA and PIPA protests.
Here's a short list of some of the bigger players and a description of what they have to say about the destructive nature of the ...
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It's going to be a quiet day on the internet on January 18th. Imgur has just announced that it will be joining Wikipedia and Reddit by blacking out its site in protest of the Stop Online Piracy ...
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Well, this is a big effing deal.
Expect snide rebuttals to grind to a shrieking halt on Wednesday, as in addition to Reddit, Wikipedia- one of the most traversed websites worldwide- will be going dark to protest the ...
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In a statement today, Sen. Lamar Smith (R-TX) said that language in the controversial and potentially internet-killing bill known as the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, will be removed.
One might hope that the small concession- DNS ...
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Okay, those words may seem to never go together, but this enterprising redditor left a note for his doctor- purportedly, uh, near the site of the procedure- ahead of one. Lawl.
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Reddit announced today that it plans to blackout the site on January 18th in order to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA).
Next Wednesday, Reddit.com will go dark from 8 a.m. ...
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For as long as people have been using the term social media as some sort of movement that utilizes the web for social change I have cringed and shuddered to the very bone because nothing could be further ...
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Short back history for those of you who have been living under a rock or all your time on Facebook. SOPA stands for Stop Online Piracy Act, and on the surface sounds like a really noble thing, ...
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If you aren't getting any this holiday season, a Reddit post reminds us of things in life that can be better than sex.
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Since its beginnings way back in September, the Occupy Wall Street has repeatedly faced a pointed criticism, mainly from righties- "if you're so mad, why don't you occupy the government instead?"
Indeed, it is somewhat naive to gloss ...
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It's not just out of work electricians and teachers and college kids joining the fray- Jeopardy champ Ken Jennings is part of the 99%.
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This is the craziest (but coolest) thing I've read all week.
Have you ever read someone's musings or writings online and think it's better than a lot of the published or produced work you've seen in the realm ...
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Redditor Spawn02000's dating site photo quickly went viral on the site- the captions explain it all.
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Ted Williams, the homeless man with a "golden voice," is having the most eventful January that has ever occurred.
Williams, as you probably know, started out the year living on the streets of Columbus and voice-busking for money. ...
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Dr. Phil McGraw, America's busybody, has reportedly talked newly homeful and "Golden Voiced" former homeless man Ted Williams into going to rehab after Williams got into an altercation with one of his up-until-recently estranged children at a ...
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Ted Williams, the homeless man who rose to prominence on the internet last week after a video of him demonstrating his vocal talents on a Columbus, Ohio streetcorner attracted national attention, has been detained by Los Angeles ...
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So, Ted Williams, the homeless man catapulted to fame and whisked off the streets after Reddit made his video go viral, has already completed his first commercial. What do you think? (Golden voice starts at 0:24.)
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The video of a homeless man in Columbus, Ohio panhandling using his "golden radio voice" has racked up over four million views in the past day.
The clip was widely distributed yesterday after it was posted on Reddit, ...
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