Shots All Around! The World Wide Web Is Now Old Enough to Drink
Twenty-one years ago, Tim Berners-Lee published the first web page. More »
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Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media.
Twenty-one years ago, Tim Berners-Lee published the first web page. More »
A camera hitches a ride on a missile to take the first pictures of Earth from beyond its boundaries. More »
Oreo commemorates Curiosity. (NB: "Red creme currently unavailable.") More »
The survival of a robot provokes a scene of unbridled humanity. More »
NASA wasn't the only hero in tonight's historic encounter with Mars. More »
A guide to the dramatic descent of the Little Rover That Could More »
"This Is Now" uses the Instagram API to make a story from the service's data. More »
The history of war, as told from the perspective of the weapons themselves More »
The site is already trying to surprise -- and delight -- its users. More »
Twitter's suspension of a journalist backfired in the worst -- and best -- way possible. More »
A brilliant -- or, depending on your perspective, completely cruel -- version of parenting technology More »
Annals of video inevitability: a theater-camp-tastic tribute to the Tumblog More »
It's not the network's fault; it's just that the Internet is the ultimate spoiler. More »
"I don't think i will be eating their anymore because if the manager is not nice then what does that say about the business they are running ..." More »
That feeling of flooding from facts? It's centuries old. More »
New on Kickstarter: a documentary that wants to inspire people to shoot for the stars More »
Was history made at the Olympics today? Here's how to find out. More »
"Not a large sum, to-be-sure ..." More »
Dunkin' Donuts' scentastic "Flavor Radio" brings ad targeting to the human senses. More »
