Topic: Popular Science Magazine
If your interests run more to science than surfing or sunbathing, you may find yourself shouting "Eureka!" when you discover the list of geeky getaways in Popular Science magazine's May issue. The list includes cryogenic facilities, earthquake simulators and ape camps. "These are perfect destinations for the truly curious," Mark Jannot, editor-in-chief of ...
Lifehacker's Gina Trapani brings word that Google has given magazine nerds an early Christmas present in the form of searchable magazine archives. (The announcement originally appeared on Google's official blog.) What can you find? At the moment, it only includes New York, Popular Science, and Ebony, but it's still got a lot of great stuff. Update, 5 ...
There's an old philosophy in journalism that when you're in a jam, or you're at a loss for an idea, do a pets story! No matter what, it's almost always a hit with readers (just like it is on the web). So just over a month after the Emily Gould cover story in the Times Magazine ...
