Ellen Pao Might Not Win, and That’s OK
Regardless of the legal outcome, her lawsuit against a venerable venture capital firm stands to change the way Silicon Valley is perceived both inside and out.
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From Sadness to Anxiety: The Emotional Legacy of Sandy Hook
New research suggests that the further we are from a tragedy, either geographically or in time, the more we tend to think about it in abstract terms.
Can Digital Vigilantism Make the Internet Safer for Women?
Curt Schilling's war against Internet trolls follows a distinctly American tradition of justice. Namely, it's about more than just vengeance.
Surviving in the Shadow of Fortress Twitter
Twitter reportedly received tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks to stay in San Francisco. Has it given anything back to the community?
Is Social Media Making Us All the Same?
Though more information is available now than ever before, the herd continues to beckon.
So That’s Why It’s Called a Hashtag
New research finds Tweets supporting—or celebrating—pot use outnumber messages critical of the drug by at least 12 to one.
Happier Tweets, Healthier Communities
New research finds county-level mortality from heart disease can be accurately predicted by analyzing the emotional language of local Twitter users.