Nation Sep 03 5 Stories: A new 4-legged whale fossil, why China is limiting online gaming for kids, and other stories you missed By Deema Zein, Julia Griffin
Making Sen$e Aug 03 How online video sensation Shonduras reinvents himself regularly to stay successful After making a career out of stunts like refrigerator-skiing -- drawing millions of eyeballs from the coveted under-35 demographic -- Shaun McBride has learned how to adapt to new platforms and invest in evolving business models. By Michael Boulter, Paul Solman
Arts Jun 23 Why the actors behind popular video games are on an epic strike The gaming world put its best and brightest new offerings on display at E3 last week, but eleven video game publishers remain under pressure from the Screen Actors Guild. Here's why. By Andrew Wagner
Education Aug 17 Students who use social media score lower in math, reading and science Students who use social media daily score lower in math, reading and science. But don't worry gamers, the research shows you score higher. By Liana Heitin, Education Week
Nation Nov 25 Sony to pay customers for misleading Playstation ad Sony is settling government charges that it misled consumers about its PlayStation Vita hand-held gaming console. By Jennifer C. Kerr, Associated Press
Aug 21 Women significantly outnumber teenage boys in gamer demographics By Charles Pulliam-Moore Adult female gamers have unseated boys under the age of 18 as the largest video game-playing demographic in the U.S., according to a recently published study from the Entertainment Software Association, a trade group focused the U.S. gaming industry. Continue reading
Nov 12 Watch Early Caucus Dates Bring Nevada into Focus for 2008 Election In the first of its Big Picture election series, the NewsHour reports from Las Vegas, where immigration, economic growth and urban development are top voter concerns. After a look at the Las Vegas political scene, local columnist Jon Ralston discusses… Continue watching