Henry Chandonnet

After some high-profile TikTok shoutouts and a Hulu hit, dirty soda shops across the country are now trying to prove they're more than a fad.

Television used to be a key market for long-form video advertisements. Now, YouTube has caught up.

Among the big winners of this election season? Pop-culture news aggregators, which have become a source of political updates for their millions of followers.

When psychologist Gloria Mark first started studying focus in 2004, the average attention span on a computer screen was 2.5 minutes.

Trump won young men by over 10 points. You can thank growing media bubbles, extreme political apathy, and economic fatalism.

Two years ago, Democrats nearly toppled the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation. But with an incoming Republican majority in the Senate, it may be their only tool to fight against a conservative agenda.

YouTube was one of the only social media platforms to limit content. Now it's experimenting with an infinite alternative.

In the TikTok age, even streamers have spliced and shortened their content. Four years after Quibi's $1.75 billion crashout , its successors are flying high.

As trust in mainstream media fades, influencers are acting like the next generation’s news anchors. Two-thirds of them are men.

TSA biometric tests are entirely voluntary. To opt for a standard verification process, you just need to speak up.