Jordan Valinsky
A former editorial operations specialist and staff writer for the Daily Dot, Jordan Valinsky is a tech reporter and web culture commentator. His work has been published by the Week, Digiday, CNNMoney, Popular Mechanics, Vice, Mic, and Betabeat.
Five websites that should have gone dark today, but didn't, from Thought Catalog to Klout and worse.
On Jan 18, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky
Facebook's founder became the latest Internet titan to speak out against the legislation with a personal note posted on his page.
The Washington Post and Canada's National Post, among others, are offering an "experimental, one-day Band-Aid" to users by fielding questions on Twitter.
The Canadians, bless their frozen hearts, are putting honey-badger narrator Randall where he belongs: on television.
On Jan 17, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky
Raising hands is so old-fashioned. A new study suggest that some students feel more comfortable asking questions using Twitter.
Guy is like the most normal dude you'll ever meet. And we're just happy to share his story with you.
Fred Durst does a juice cleanse and watches Downton Abbey while singing about plaid. No, wait, that mostly didn't happen.
On Jan 13, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky
At last, something to tweet about besides hockey.
The longtime NBC anchor and author of The Greatest Generation already tweeted twice as much as his replacement, Brian Williams.
Randy Phillips the gay soldier who made a name for himself by coming out publicly online just after the military lifted its defacto ban on gays, continues to grow his YouTube channel.
On Jan 12, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky
Beyonce, can you handle this?
The verified account already boasts 23,000 followers and follows a steady push on social media from the White House.
The canine costar of "The Artist" is getting his due online.
On Jan 11, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky
"Shit Girls Say" was funny, but you there, with the webcam, about to do a knockoff? Drop it like it's hot.
Google+? More like Google Minus. Orkut is dying.
On Jan 10, 2012 by Jordan Valinsky