In this month's Emoji Wrap podcast John Kelly (Senior Emoji Lexicographer at Emojipedia) joins me to discuss the latest emoji happenings. “Hot takes galore on the internet with the new emoji release, how to spot a PR campaign, and officer I'm calling about a car with

Emojipedia has a monthly newsletter containing emoji stories you might not have seen from around the web. Curated by me, Emojiepdia's Editor in Chief ("Chief Emoji Officer" is the more fun title for my role), this is sent no more than once a month, and currently

In this month's Emoji Wrap podcast [http://podcast.emojiwrap.com] Microsoft Fluent Design Team explains the Ninja Cat, why the Windows emoji designs have that solid thick outline, and what's included in the new emoji release [https://blog.emojipedia.org/windows-10-previews-emoji-11-0-support/]. Every month I send a

One major dictionary company has begun documenting emojis. Is this a sign of things to come? Dictionary.com [http://dictionary.com] has expanded from covering just words, to also including emojis (and memes). Lexicographer Jane Solomon told Time [http://time.com/5186512/emoji-dictionary/]: > “These aren’t just a joke,

Even though other platforms such as Android and Windows added new emojis weeks or months ago, it's the iOS emoji updates that gets most people's attention. The additional attention given to the iOS emoji font likely stems from the wide availability of iOS 11.1 [https: