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Internet Science Field Report: Kony Ruins Friendships
Added Mar 15, 2012 at 03:27PM EDT by Mike.
Are Kony-related status updates driving you to the verge of an unfriending spree on Facebook? Well, you’re certainly not alone and here’s why: Facebook.
Internet Science Field Report: The Defensive Internet
Added Feb 21, 2012 at 12:59PM EST by Mike.
The Internet has plenty of stuff to be afraid of--from lawmakers and copyright holders to Chuck Norris and Bono--but what about itself? Recent SOPA and ACTA-related media has contributed to a flood of incorrect information and questionable-to-say-the-least protest techniques. In the future, what can the Internet do to stay the course and assure a common, correct, convincing voice?
Visual Analysis: Worldwide Cybercrime Complaints and Laws
Added Jul 18, 2011 at 09:55PM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
In light of recent activity by groups like Lulzsec and Operation Antisec, here’s a look at what you might be in for if you get caught. Unless you live in Ghana.
Visual Analysis: Anonymous Hacktivists
Added Jun 22, 2011 at 09:39PM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
In the wake of Lulzsec associate Ryan Schmeary’s arrest earlier this week, here’s an overview of legal actions taken by various law-enforcement agencies in response to the recent waves of Anonymous ops.
Visual Analysis: LulzSecurity
Added Jun 21, 2011 at 01:53AM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
Lulzsec has been hacking the Internet like it’s their job. Someone’s gotta start counting.
Visual Analysis: Dimensions of Rage
Added May 26, 2011 at 06:21PM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
Rage comics now include a much wider range of emotions than simple anger. Where do they all line up?
Visual Analysis: Rickroll
Added May 24, 2011 at 03:10PM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
Just how many people has Rick Astley promised to never let down throughout the years?
Visual Analysis: Bodies on the Floor!
Added May 21, 2011 at 08:03PM EDT by Brad.
According to Google Images data, Australia’s latest craze “planking” is the most popular photo meme that involves people lying on the floor, surpassing Lying Down Game (UK) and Playing Dead (S. Korea).
So Bad It's Good
Added May 16, 2011 at 02:53PM EDT by Don.
Sometimes we find a piece of content entertaining because of it’s amazing production value, exceptional writing, or spectacular performances. These are the recipients of Oscars, Grammys, and other distinguished awards reserved for what we consider quality works of art. But entertainment is mired in complexity, and sometimes we find amusement in what is obviously a horrid creation.
Visual Analysis: Shock Sites
Added May 13, 2011 at 04:35PM EDT by Olivia Gulin.
Don’t click links coming from people in any of these countries.