Cool It With the Hashtags: How to Not Be Extremely Annoying on Twitter
A new study based on 43,000 responses gives a comprehensive look at what works and what doesn’t on Twitter.
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Norwegian Company Sounds Alarm for Too-Long Bathroom Breaks
Employees at DNB, a financial services firm in Norway, are outraged by a recent policy that monitors how long workers are in the restroom, the Telegraph reports.
DNB Liv, the life-insurance arm of the company, allows only a …
German Officials Issue Parking Fines — Without Actual Fines
While most cities around the world balance budgets by slapping residents with $100 parking fines,o ne German locale is taking a whole new approach to apprehending irresponsible drivers.
Instead of the usual reproach, …
‘We’re Just Having a Great Party’: Occupy D.C. Protesters Unmoved By Eviction Deadline
Spirits were high among defiant Occupy D.C. protesters early Tuesday morning; despite a Monday deadline that prohibited any camping equipment on two Washington parks, the group is still camping out in McPherson Square.
The …
Can Your Smelly Shirt Land You a Better First Date?
The days of toiling over perfecting online-dating profiles may be over. All you may need is a sense of smell.
‘It Looked Like the End of the World’: Florida Highway Collision Leaves 10 Dead
A gruesome traffic collision in northern Florida killed 10 people and sent at least 21 victims to the hospital, leaving behind a mile of warped vehicles and charred debris, the Gainesville Sun reports.
Early Sunday, heavy …
Uzbekistan Shows No Love for Valentine’s Day
The Central Asian country has placed an unofficial ban of sorts on romantic-related events on February 14.
Alaska Airlines Ends 30-Year Prayer Card Tradition
After decades of serving meals with religious notes, the airline is putting a stop to the practice.
Jerry Seinfeld: I ‘Never Felt Great’ About Television Success
The seasoned comedian reflects on his discomfort with Seinfeld‘s reign over TV.
The Year of the Dragon May Spur a Baby Boom in Asia
Monday marks the beginning of the Year of the Dragon, and Chinese communities around the world will celebrate with extravagant festivities, vibrant parades and an influx in consumer spending. But forecasters and health officials …
Olympic Skier Under Scrutiny for ‘Performance-Enhancing Underwear’
Can undergarments create an unfair advantage? Some skiing officials say yes.
The Honey Badger Don’t Care. But TV Networks Might
Can 33 million YouTube views translate to television success?
