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As a 12-year old, Chris Van Allen out-battled the Prema Toy Company (the makers of Gumby) for rights to the domain. Ten years later, he's trying to get his site back once again.
Gelf gets to the bottom of a dubious quote about bees attributed to the great physicist.
Climatologist George Kukla still believes an ice age is likely.
Gelf talks with blogger and stay-at-home mom Laura Neiman, who's more than happy to mention sponsors' products in her blog if it helps pay the bills.
Many blogs and websitesGelf includedmake money when people buy Amazon products off of our sites. What is our responsibility to our readersand to the other websitesin terms of disclosure, transparency, and credit-sharing?
Gelf talks with researchers who have examined how spammers are profiting by manipulating the penny-stock market.
In an energy-drink market populated by the likes of Nelly, Steven Seagal, and heavyweight Red Bull, an upstart company marshals its fans to generate positive buzz online.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Five years ago, Grant Case started work at a hot-shot energy company. He had an insider's view as Enron circled the drain. Plus: Grant digs up old emails chronicling the meltdown.
An explosive new study linking raunchy music to heightened teen sexuality may be important. But we won't know until the authors are transparent about their data.
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