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Politics Turn Your Brain to Mush

Sep 18, 2013
New studies show that when people have been misinformed, offering the correct facts makes them only more obstinate; social media causes a lot of misinformation when it comes to reporting; and why did ESPN pull the plug on an investigation into head trauma? These discoveries and more after the jump.
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Michael Hayden: Terrorists Love Gmail

Sep 15, 2013
While defending the legal basis for the NSA's mass domestic data mining program, the former NSA and CIA director claimed Sunday that "Gmail is the preferred Internet service provider of terrorists worldwide," adding: "I don't think you're going to see that in a Google commercial, but it's free, it's ubiquitous, so of course it is."

Google’s Many Changes

Sep 26, 2011
With the simple dictum "don't be evil" as its motto, the Internet software giant Google -- which ranked as the third-highest lobbying spender in the tech industry in 2010 -- wages an aggressive image and relations campaign with an international public, and its strategy is evolving. (more)

Google Working on Gmail’s Social Skills

Feb 9, 2010
Google has been pretty successful at just about everything its engineers have attempted, with the glaring exception of social media. Still getting trounced by Facebook and losing buzzshare to upstarts like Twitter and Foursquare, the company plans to get aggressive, starting with new social features in Gmail. (continued)

Jobs, Googlers Spar Over ‘Evil’ Quip

Feb 2, 2010
Nothing like a good word war between übergeeks to stir things up: Apple CEO Steve Jobs made an incendiary jab this weekend at his counterparts over at Google, accusing them of going against their company mantra, "Don't Be Evil." The current and former bigwigs at Google weren't going to take that lying down.