Whitney Phillips
The Triumph of the Shruggie: Why Ambivalence Dominates the Internet
What does it mean, when what we say online has no meaning?
Trolling Scholars Debunk the Idea That the Alt-Right’s Shitposters Have Magic Powers
Asserting that alt-right "trolls" were a deciding factor in Trump’s victory minimizes the broader trends that amplified their influence.
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Leslie Jones and the Ethics of Amplifying Online Harassment
How should journalists cover harassment and hacks that are meant entirely to get attention?
Nero, Nazis, and the New Far Right: The Phenomena of the Professional Troll
Call it the Donald Trump effect. It doesn't matter if the trolls believe what they are saying if their followers believe it.
Interview with a Troll Whisperer
An interview with troll researcher Whitney Phillips about her book 'Why We Can’t Have Nice Things.'
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A Researcher Spent 4 Years Embedded With the Internet's Worst Trolls
To understand the troll you must become one yourself.
T.I. Talks Going “EDM” with Stafford Brothers and Eva Simons on “This Girl”
Taking a break from his beef with Jimmy Fallon, the rapper drops verse on the anthemic new single bringing the TIP to the club and some shrimps to the barbie.
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