Jimmy Kimmel declares this day to be National Unfriend Day. Too many people on too many networks sharing and posting too many things. Cleanse the feed, free your mind.
Instagram becomes a platform where users can follow each other and share pictures of what will eventually become their perfect lives.
Jack Dorsey created Twitter, a way for users to post whatever they want (in 140 characters or less) in real time. The velocity of information hits light speed.
Somewhere in a dorm room in Harvard, Mark Zuckerberg invented Facebook and, pretty much, changed everything about the way we communicate online.
Myspace is when social networks crawled out of the primordial soup of web 1.0 and became what we, basically, know today. Who was in your top eight?
And everyone decided to publish their bad poetry and emo ramblings about young love and teenage heartbreak. The beginning of following and unfollowing friends online basically starts here.
