Two Turntables and a Recycling Bin
Members of the music industry reflect on making their green good intentions a marketable proposition.
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Canard d’Etat: Honduras and the U.S. Press
Think the fallacies in America's health care debate are slippery? Try catching the red herring that's fouling up U.S. press coverage of the Honduran coup.
Teen Driving Fatalities Linked to Alcohol Ads
New research suggests a ban on alcohol ads aimed at minors reduces drunken driving among teens.
There’s a Pink Elephant in the Room, Too
Even if you're agnostic on the matter of death panels, why is it OK to off grandma and not gramps?
Media Notice an Elephant in the Room
The media are belatedly acknowledging a racial subtext to many anti-Obama protests, thanks to what one scholar calls the 'drip' factor.
Journalism 2.0 Effort Reverts to 1.0
A pioneering nonprofit Chicago news source has gone the way of many old-fashioned for-profit predecessors, but wants to resurrect itself as for-profit.
iPhone App Puts Your Sneezes on the Map
Researchers have a new way of tracking where disease hot spots are occurring, and, once again, it concerns an Apple a day ...
Racism, the Stressor
Readers are impressed and distressed by the idea that racism ages blacks before their time.
Video Games Are a White Man’s World
A 'virtual census' finds that, in the fictional universe of video games, white males still rule.
Born in the Good Ol’ U.S. of … Hey!
"If this document is forged, then they all are," concluded one probe into a fertile ground of conspiracy fans, about whether Barack Obama was born in the U.S.