garbage day

[gahr-bij day]

noun

1. the day on which household and commercial refuse is collected for disposal.

Example Sentences

Guest: Ryan Broderick, reporter on online culture, author of the newsletter Garbage Day.

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"He craves attention and is a political chameleon," said Ryan Broderick, who writes the internet culture newsletter Garbage Day.

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That’s when the theorizing really began, noted Ryan Broderick, who writes the Garbage Day newsletter about the online environment.

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After two decades in which people have uploaded their lives to a system of platforms run by algorithms that make money off our worst impulses, “we have wondered what the world might look like when we crossed the threshold into a fully online world,” Broderick wrote on Garbage Day.

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Ryan Broderick, in his internet-focused newsletter Garbage Day, analyzed recent data on TikTok users and found that, despite the app’s reputation as a platform for dancing minors, it is increasingly a den of millennials, a cohort born between 1981 and 1996.

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