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GDP Up, Happiness Down
The gross domestic product of the United States — that oft-cited measure of economic health — has been ticking upward for the last two years. But what would you see if you could see a graph of gross domestic happiness? A team of scientists...
Kellan Lutz And Ashley Greene All a Twitter Over A Warrior’s Heart
Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene have taken to Twitter to release details on their first starring roles in the highly anticipated romantic drama “A Warrior’s Heart.”
NASA Looking for New Astronauts
Do you dream of flying in space? Now is your chance. NASA is accepting applications for the agency’s next class for the Astronaut Candidate Program.
Can Twitter Save Lives?
Discussion about cardiac arrest on Twitter is common and represents a new opportunity to provide lifesaving information to the public, according to new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The Penn investigators...
The Arab Spring Come to Wall Street
Apparently the spirit of revolution can come back to life in the United States. However, this time around the model seems to have less to do with throwing tea into Boston Harbor and more to do with storming the Bastille or confronting Marie Antoinette...
Activists in Egypt Use Social Media to Help Slum-dwellers
A few months ago Mahmoud Salem, aged 30, used to sit at his laptop and join various online forums in a bid to help the effort to overthrow former President Hosni Mubarak. Now, and after Mubarak is gone, Salem is back at his laptop, but this time as an...
Matt Groening And Comedy Central Launch ‘Futurama Head-In-A-Jar Creator’ App
Matt Groening, creator of the Emmy®-Award-winning series “Futurama,” has announced the launch of the “Futurama Head-In-A-Jar Creator” App during the show’s panel at Comic-Con. The free App – developed in a collaboration...
Social Web Becoming a Playground for the Affluent Rather Than a Digital Democracy
Anyone with Internet access can generate online content and influence public opinion, according to popular belief. But a new study from the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that the social Web is becoming more of a playground for the affluent...
