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States Seek to Make It Safer to Find Love Online

Apr 21st 2011 – 4:25AM

HARTFORD, Conn. - Something just didn't seem right when Ilana Angel met her Internet date at a bar. He furtively looked around the room and immediately suggested they go someplace else in his car, leaving hers behind at the bar. Aware of the risks of that come with looking for love online, Angel thought better of the...

5-Year-Old YouTube Sensation Named Governor of New Jersey

By Susanna BairdApr 7th 2011 – 2:06PM
YouTube

YouTube

A 5-year-old boy helmed the state of New Jersey on Wednesday, thanks to a viral video and a kind-hearted governor. Most politicos adopt a stiff upper lip in the face of defeat, but scribble-in candidate and toddler Jesse Koczon sobbed when naysayers dashed his political dreams in 2009. "What's making you so sad?" his...

Protesters Left in the Dark as Egypt Blocks Internet

By Theunis BatesJan 28th 2011 – 3:26PM
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Getty Images

If you've read any coverage of the anti-government protests in Egypt over the past week, then you'll likely know that social media has played a vital role in the uprising. Pro-democracy campaigners have used sites such as Twitter and Facebook to organize rallies and share cell phone video footage of their often-violent...

Crowd Gives 8-Year-Old an Assist During National Anthem [VIDEO]

Jan 14th 2011 – 11:20AM

Eight-year-old Elizabeth Hughes' voice is so clear and pure, a video of her singing "The Star Spangled Banner" before a minor-league hockey game in Norfolk, Va., might have ended up on YouTube anyway -- even without the technical mishap that threatened to ruin her song. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world...

'Earth Empires': 5 Facts About the MMORPG Where Jared Loughner Posted Messages

By Mary Phillips-SandyJan 12th 2011 – 5:49PM

The Wall Street Journal has obtained 131 messages Jared Lee Loughner posted in a private online gaming forum between April and June. In his posts, Loughner expressed frustration about his inability to find a job and get a girlfriend. But other posts were more disturbing. "Would you hit a Handy Cap Child/ Adult?" Loughner...

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Mobile And Local Ads: The Publisher Perspective

Jun 03rd 2012 - 05:45PM

Location is key to monetizing mobile ads, ThinkNear chief executive Eli Portnoy wrote in a guest post for us yesterday.

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What's Next For Andy?

Jun 03rd 2012 - 05:21PM

Andy Samberg recently announced that he's leaving "Saturday Night Live" after a seven-season run, during which he and his Lonely Island collaborators Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer became known for their viral digital shorts.

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What's Next For Andy?

Jun 03rd 2012 - 05:13PM

Andy Samberg recently announced that he's leaving "Saturday Night Live" after a seven-season run, during which he and his Lonely Island collaborators Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer became known for their viral digital shorts.

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Text Messaging: Is Texting Ruining The Art Of Conversation?

Jun 03rd 2012 - 04:50PM

Anna Schiferl hadn't even rolled out of bed when she reached for her cell phone and typed a text to her mom, one recent Saturday.

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Background on internet culture

Cyberculture is the culture that has emerged, or is emerging, from the use of computer networks for communication, entertainment and business.

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