Novelist Jennifer Egan is teasing us with her latest work, the short story “Black Box” — slowly releasing it in 140 character bursts on Twitter. And that got us thinking: what other authors — living or dead — would we like to see tweets from?
The Pulitzer Prize-winner’s latest effort will come in 140-character increments.
An essay in ‘Outside’ magazine prompts the question: why can’t our technological life mix with the great outdoors?
Meet the pair of digital artists trying to raise enough money to send your online musings across the cosmos.
What may be a first for Twitter, the National Zoo offered tweet-by-tweet updates as Mei Xiang the giant panda underwent her eighth artificial insemination procedure.
The journalist and Rupert Murdoch biographer live-tweeted his altercation with the NYPD; somehow, Mark Cuban is involved.
Just how did the French manage to skirt a law prohibiting voting predictions in the first round of the presidential election?
NewsFeed’s weekly highlight of our vocabulary includes useful, new, hilarious and surprising words (as well as some that are just fun to roll off the old tongue).
Wednesday’s links challenge common conceptions about love — and steak.
There’s a new Golden Girl on the Twitter block, and it’s the beloved Betty White herself.
