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Teens and social media: Study finds connections and support outweigh the drama and pressure

When it comes to teens and social media, it’s not all pressure and drama. But there is a fair amount… Read More

Moon and Earth

What Americans want from space: More about Earth, less about moon and Mars

A newly released survey from Pew Research Center suggests that Americans still strongly support the space program, 60 years after… Read More

Teens on phones

New research finds 95% of teens have access to a smartphone; 45% online ‘almost constantly’

Our kids are growing up behind the screens of their smartphones. What they’re looking at and how often is the… Read More

Pa55word: Most Americans fail cyber security best practices, even after being hacked, Pew study finds

Even after being hacked, most Americans fail to properly protect their personal information online, finds a Pew Research Center study… Read More

New report: A fifth of Americans are now online ‘almost constantly’

Do you feel that you’re constantly staring at a screen? You might be. Look around. A little over a fifth,… Read More

How much of a science badass are you? Take this quiz and find out

Admittedly, this quiz might not prove too difficult for many of you, but it’s fun all the same. The Pew… Read More

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Facebook is king when it comes to political news for Millennials

Forget tuning into the Nightly News, CNN or MSNBC — Millennials are increasingly getting the bulk of their political news… Read More

90% of Americans want privacy, less than 10% believe they can get it

The disparity is as dramatic as any you’re likely to see in a public opinion survey.  Nine out of 10… Read More

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Pew study finds nearly a quarter of teens online ‘almost constantly,’ Facebook still king

Does it seem like your teen is always on his or her smartphone? That just might be true, according to… Read More

Great for socializing, bad for morality: How emerging and developing nations see the Internet

While we wake up and tap away on our devices in a near-constant state of connectivity, it’s hard to imagine… Read More

Good news! Tech makes you more productive. Bad news! You’re working more.

I remember when a PR woman at Amazon fondly cradled her BlackBerry and politely, yet somewhat snarkily, informed me that I would… Read More

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