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📰 On The Web

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“comprehensive collection of characters”

J. D. Biersdorfer
The New York Times, January 2017

"archives the design and usage trends of emojis"
Christina Morales
The New York Times, February 2021

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“emoji authority Emojipedia”

Brett Williams
Mashable, May 2017

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“the ultimate emoji reference site”

Brittney Mayer
DatingAdvice.com, 2016/2022

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“the best place to read about emoji changes”

Madison Malone Kircher
New York Magzine, September 2016

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“The number one resource for emoji-lovers”

Kate Fustich
Bustle, September 2015

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“Emojipedia—the internet’s emoji almanac”

Mike Murphy
Quartz, August 2015

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“the wonderfully dedicated Emojipedia”

Gordon Kelly
Forbes, May 2015

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“The emoji obsessives of Emojipedia” 

Peter Bright
Ars Technica, May 2015

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“Emojipedia has been a leading resource in documenting emoji and their updates since its inception in 2013” 

Todd Van Luling
The Huffington Post, November 2014

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👂 In Your Ears

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“Kind of like Merriam-Webster for emoji”

Molly Wood
Marketplace Tech, June 2018 (American Public Media)

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“Emojipedia, an online reference for emoji meanings”

Robert Siegel
All Things Considered: July 2017 (NPR)

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“Emojipedia; a kind of Académie française for your iPhone”

Stephen Fry
Fry's English Delight: Season 8, Episode 1 (BBC Radio 4)

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“Emojipedia or whatever...some thing that I didn't even know existed. This was a game changer for me. Because now, depending on who I'm interacting with, maybe I can't use the yellow dog to represent Audrey and Lulu. This is stupid now.”

Brady Haran
Hello Internet, Episode 36 (Podcast)

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“The emoji tracking website Emojipedia. Yes that's a real thing”

Kai Ryssdal
Marketplace, May 2015 (American Public Media)

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“Emojipedia naturally. What a great resource!”

Myke Hurley
Upgrade, Episode 41 (Relay FM)