Harris Poll and GIF platform, Tenor, surveyed more than 2,000 people and Time Magazine reported the results.

On Slack, Gen Z uses emojis, memes, GIFs, and TikToks to convey a message to their colleagues. Usually, they're used in the place of words to communicate a deeper message.

Wait, scratch that. People who still use Facebook, rejoice! GIFs are finally supported on the site . . . almost. You can now post a link to a GIF in your status update and it will animate in your ...

V isuals like emojis and GIFs can make up for the useful cues that are often missing from digital chit-chatting: the raise of an eyebrow, the shrug of the shoulders, the rolling of an eye. But a ...

Let Elmo on Fire be the reaction to all your "ahhh" moments at work. I argue there is one perfect GIF to communicate all the in-between, ambivalent emotions you may feel working for an unfeeling ...