#38: How The Internet Changed & How Our Lives Changed With It

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Recorded27 Feb 2017

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In this special episode, we're talking about the unpredictable and sometimes dramatic ways that we've seen the internet change in the last decade. Has social media dethroned blogging? Has sponsored content made things worse? And what has made us more guarded about opening our lives up for public consumption? In this recording of our keynote talk from Altitude Summit, we tackle all of this and more, including why a Bachelorette turned to us for advice, what we regret about a major moment in our career, and what blog comment still brings Sherry to tears. Be sure to check out younghouselove.com/podcast for notes, links, and photos from this episode.

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