In-person communication involves much more than words. We decipher nuanced meaning from other important factors, such as tone, facial expressions, and body language. Some experts claim that these ...

Sunday, July 17 is World Emoji Day. So of course it would make sense to celebrate the universal language of our generation. They first appeared in 2011, but before emoji, if you’ll recall, we tended ...

In digital communication, where visual information often conveys key ideas in memorable, pithy and fun ways, emoji is king. And as our world has changed due to COVID-19, new ways of deploying emoji ...

Four women steal tray full of earrings from a jewellery shop in MP's Raisen ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . In a recent editorial, researchers encouraged the normalization of medical emoji across the health care ...

Older workers are the fastest-growing part of the labor force in this country. Whether because they want to or because they need to, more Americans are delaying retirement or rejoining the workforce ...

It’s tempting to hold up emoji as a kind of digital universal translator — so simple to use and understand, they can break down language barriers. Tempting, but wrong (or, in emoji, 👎). As everyone ...

In 1982, a computer scientist named Scott Fahlman was chatting on an online bulletin board and used a combination of a colon, a hyphen, and a round bracket to indicate that he was joking. This was ...