Negative campaign ads that leave a sour taste in your mouth and an unsettling feeling in your stomach might not be all bad, according to new interpretations. YouGov analyzed a random sample of 600 individual’s reactions to political ads, representative of the U.S. population at large. This topic was the foundation for a panel [...]
“The major threat to security, our way of life, to prosperity is not kinetic warfare or terrorism, but is in fact espionage and crime and cheating,” according to Ben Hammersley, technologist and Wired editor at large. Hammersley spoke on “Adding Fuel to the Wi-fire: What is the Nexus between Social Media, Emerging Technologies and digital [...]
The National Academy of Sciences hosted the 2012 Rosenblith Lecture on Monday, June 18 called “The Scientific Revolution: An International Play in Two Stages.” Academy President, Ralph J. Cicerone, started the event by explaining that the lecture series is in memory of Walter Alter Rosenblith who was one of seventeen people to ever be [...]