How the Internet May Have Changed World Cup Fandom @TheAtlantic
How the Internet May Have Changed World Cup Fandom @TheAtlantic
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“The internet itself has changed the way we fan,” the soccer podcaster Roger Bennett tells Charlie Warzel. They discuss the “beauty and vibe and wonder” of the social-media posts created by World Cup fans:
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How the Internet May Have Changed World Cup Fandom

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