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Cyber Science: Why Memes Go Viral
The most fascinating news from around the web on June 28, 2013
What You Missed While Not Watching the National Spelling Bee Finals
There were 11. And then there was one. O-N-E.
Reading While Eating for Apr. 3: New Jersey Edition
Today’s must-reads for your lunch break feature Garden State scandals and Garden State singers.
When Outrage Goes Viral: The Video, and the Web Reactions, That Led Rutgers to Fire Coach Rice
Per the AP, Rutgers has fired basketball coach Mike Rice after ESPN obtained a video that showed him verbally and physically abusing players, even throwing basketballs at their heads. Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti originally saw the footage in November and decided to suspend him for three games,
Redfoo from LMFAO Is Totally Serious about His Tennis Career
Sorry for volley rocking.
Olympian Ryan Lochte to Recreate Iconic Nevermind Album Cover
What might the kid in the pool on the iconic cover of Nirvana’s album Nevermind look like all grown up? How about 11-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte?
Jeremy Lin Gets Lunch with Fired ESPN Headline Writer
The ESPN staffer who wrote an offensive headline (“Chink in the Armor”) featured on a February article about Jeremy Lin and the Knicks was fired for the misstep, and has already apologized. Now, in a pretty gracious move, the …
ESPN Fires Writer Over Racial Slur in Jeremy Lin Headline
UPDATED: Monday 2/20, 2:00 p.m. EST
The headline was up for a mere 35 minutes in the middle of the night, but it has caused enough of a stir to get the writer canned. ESPN is apologizing after the phrase, a double entendre, …
In Case You Missed It: John Legend Dedicates Song to Tim Tebow
The singer remixed his 2004 hit “Ordinary People” in honor of the Denver Broncos’ quarterback.
Barry Sanders to Replace Hank Williams Jr. on ESPN’s Monday Night Football
There’s a saying in sports that no one player is bigger than the team. The same can now apply to theme tunes for sports shows.
ESPN and Hank Williams Jr. Part Ways: Why a Rowdy-Free Broadcast Is the Right Move
“Are You Ready For Some Football?” is no more.