Rebecca J. Rosen

Rebecca J. Rosen is a senior associate editor at The Atlantic. She was previously an associate editor at The Wilson Quarterly, where she spearheaded the magazine's In Essence section.

Picture of the Day: 50 Years Since the Launch of SA-1

Picture of the Day: 50 Years Since the Launch of SA-1

The lift-off of the first Saturn rocket represents the initial phase of the Apollo program's efforts to send men to the moon More »

Google Refuses to Remove Police-Brutality Videos

Google Refuses to Remove Police-Brutality Videos

But the company could do more to explain why it chooses to deny certain requests to remove content and yet complies with others More »

Picture of the Day: Color Image of Mercury

Picture of the Day: Color Image of Mercury

NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft sent back this picture of some craters on the smallest and closest-to-the sun planet More »

Picture of the Day: An 18th-Century Manuscript, Decoded

Picture of the Day: An 18th-Century Manuscript, Decoded

A team of linguists and computer scientists have broken a centuries-old code using modern statistical techniques More »

Netflix's Missteps or BP's Gulf Oil Spill: Which Was Worse for Stock Prices?

Netflix's Missteps or BP's Gulf Oil Spill: Which Was Worse for Stock Prices?

A spill that poured some 170 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf did less damage to BP's stock than Qwikster did to Netflix's More »

Picture of the Day: First Supernova Ever Recorded

Picture of the Day: First Supernova Ever Recorded

A new image of a massive supernova, first noticed by astronomers in China nearly 2,000 years ago More »

Why Are We Surprised When People Use Social Media After Disasters?

Why Are We Surprised When People Use Social Media After Disasters?

Following every recent crisis, press reports have chronicled the role of Twitter and Facebook in coordinating relief efforts More »

Wikileaks Runs Dry?

Wikileaks Runs Dry?

The renegade transparency group announces that it is suspending leak publications. Has it run out of more than just money? More »

Picture of the Day: Jupiter's Clouds

Picture of the Day: Jupiter's Clouds

On its mission to Pluto, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft took this picture of the cloud bands that encircle Jupiter More »

Will Changes to Google+ Help the Fledgling Network?

Will Changes to Google+ Help the Fledgling Network?

Integration with Reader, Google's RSS aggregator, could bring better content to the site, and slowly draw users in More »

How Not to Be an Internet Loser

How Not to Be an Internet Loser

A new website tries to tell you whether that link you want to share has already made the go-around More »

Picture of the Day: The Southeastern U.S. From Space

Picture of the Day: The Southeastern U.S. From Space

An image from the International Space Station shows Atlanta and the surrounding areas at night More »

Tiny Regional Carrier C Spire Gets iPhone Deal

Tiny Regional Carrier C Spire Gets iPhone Deal

With fewer than one million customers, C Spire may seem like an odd iPhone carrier, but it reaches places under-served by the bigger companies More »

Digital Subscriptions Way Up at The New York Times

Digital Subscriptions Way Up at The New York Times

A quarterly earnings report from The New York Times Company contains a mix of good and bad news for its paywall plan More »

Picture of the Day: The Grand Canyon From Above

Picture of the Day: The Grand Canyon From Above

A view of the Grand Canyon from NASA's Terra spacecraft More »

MIT Researchers Develop Radar That Sees Through Walls

MIT Researchers Develop Radar That Sees Through Walls

The new technology can provide a real-time video feed of what's going on on the other side of a thick concrete wall More »

Books by a Robot‽ An Investigation Into an Amazon.com Mystery

Books by a Robot‽ An Investigation Into an Amazon.com Mystery

One author on Amazon has more than 100,000 books to his name. Who is he? Do these books seem like the work of a human? More »

Picture of the Day: A Nebula Loses Its Characteristic Shape

Picture of the Day: A Nebula Loses Its Characteristic Shape

In visible light, this nebula resembles the continent of North America, but in infrared light, it has a completely different appearance More »

How to Write Better Code

How to Write Better Code

Researchers take an empirical approach to the human processes of collaboration and creation, searching for ways to improve More »

What Would Happen if Amazon Ruled Publishing?

What Would Happen if Amazon Ruled Publishing?

Publishing houses: Hide your children. Amazon is coming to get you. More »

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