2015: The Year in Social Media Disasters

By Katie Meyer

Schadenfreude: A feeling of enjoyment that comes from seeing or hearing about the troubles of other people

Socialhadenfreude: A feeling of enjoyment that comes from seeing or hearing about the…

Donald Trump’s 11 Best Tweets (and 7,000 Losers)

By Katie Meyer

My tweets are great. Tremendous tweets, the best. All the other tweets… they don’t know what they’re doing. My tweets? Great stuff. Great.

11. I mean, this tweet. This is…

What Happens When the Front Page of the Internet Turns on You? Axe Steals Reddit Content and Finds Out

By Katie Meyer

Reddit has become one of the largest and most popular sources of user-generated content on the Internet. News…

Crisis Management 101: Starbucks Stirs the Pot with #RaceTogether Campaign

By Katie Meyer

Giving back: in the socialpreneurship movement sweeping the corporate world, being a “good” company can pay off. For the philanthropic efforts companies put in…

Who Won the January 17 Democratic Debate on Social Media? For Hillary and Bernie, the Race is Closer Than Ever

By Katie Meyer

On January 17, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton faced off in the nationally televised Democratic…

In the Final Hours of the Election, Who is Winning on Social Media?

By Katie Meyer

Can social media predict the next president? In December of last year, Crowdbabble launched a series of case studies to find out.

How the Internet Fell in Love with Leonardo DiCaprio

By Katie Meyer

It’s hard to find a less pitiable man on earth than Leonardo DiCaprio: the actor has achieved stratospheric levels of success. He’s often photographed poolside. And that pool is usually on a yacht.

Going Viral: What Star Wars Did to its New Stars on Social Media

By Katie Meyer

Described by Wikipedia as an “epic space opera” and by Star Wars fans as a huge relief, Star Wars: The Force Awakens is on track to be the biggest movie of all time. Leads Daisy…

What is #OscarsSoWhite Doing to the Academy?

By Katie Meyer

It’s not a good time to be a little gold statue. This year, all twenty Oscar nominees in the acting categories were white. The Academy members who determine nominations are 95% white, while 1 out of 10 Americans…