Nicholas White

The Internet has made fame accessible, but is anyone better off for it?

Honor among thieves in the Deep Web

The Internet—a community that cannot be controlled—is today's counterweight to power. 

A lot happened in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon that has us thinking about how news gets reported in the age of social media. 

The Internet's got a weird affinity for anti-heros. Maybe it's because we're all anti-heroes of a sort. 

There's nothing more powerful than looking simply and directly at another person. 

Dot Dot Dot: The human face of change

Is the Internet getting nicer as it gets older?

Is Hunter Moore this generation’s Larry Flynt?

Social media is helping us share the civic camaraderie of voting and making the world of politics a better place. 

On the open-sourced Web, we all can be Anonymous and masters of our own domains.