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The listicle is a relatively new phenomenon, but its quick rise to power in the publishing industry has changed the rules of the game for…

When telling an amazing narrative, it’s important to eliminate confirmation bias by providing your readers with information that can be backed up by confirmed facts.…

What's the best thing you can have to quench your thirst on a scorching summer day? Lemonades, yes, followed by another sweet delectable drink, popular…

Buzzfeed got listicle-trolled by the guy suing them in court filing. View the listicle

Everybody likes to read a list. They’re easy to read, straight to the point, and actionable. These are just some of the reasons why you…

Listicles are fun, easy to read, and entertaining — and they come in all shapes and sizes. Here’s a rundown of our 10 favorites types.…

Listicles are out. It says so right there on Lake Superior State University's annual listicle of "banished words." View this year's listicle of banned words

The signs are all there: it’s cold and the days are short, people are dashing to and fro chasing the evasive presents and ingredients they…

"When The New York Times started publishing listicles, we could all stop pretending that the list-as-article was a fad. Its going to stay around. Its…

Dear List Articles, You are killing us. You: the List Article. You know who you are —the type of article shared on Facebook at an…

Steven Poole on the crucial facts about the internet phenomenon of written lists.

Are lists overused? Probably. Useful things often are, and lists are really, really useful. Here’s why we like ’em, and why they probably won’t —…