5. Abraham Lincoln might have been the first to use an emoticon Whilst explaining the difference between emoticons and emoji, Professor Vyv Evans remarked on what might well have been the first ...

The Eagles’ wealth of success and subsequent notoriety over the last nine seasons have been largely due to the players, ...

In his lawsuit, Justin Baldoni says The New York Times' omission of an emoji misrepresented his publicists' conversations about Blake Lively.

Lead author Ruth Filik, an associate professor at the Nottingham University ... the results show how often participants labelled the emoji in the same way as the researchers – so they reflect ...

a computer-mediated communication professor at Chatham University, told Business Insider. "I would argue that the inclusion of that emoji is actually very important," Riordan said. "You can't just ...