Social networking has overtaken e-mail as the most popular Internet activity, according to a new study released by Nielsen. Does AP.net count?

A dude much smarter than us (probably listens to Beethoven) has put together a study comparing music listening habits to SAT scores. It looks like if you listen to The Used - you're probably going to a community college. However, Sufjan Stevens can save your stupid ass and get you that private liberal arts education you always desired. Do his results fit with you? Way off for me.

So, it turns out that music really can mend broken hearts. U.S. researchers reported on Tuesday that when people listened to their favorite music, their blood vessels dilated in much the same way as when laughing or taking blood medications.

Researchers at the University of Washington have shown just how simple it is to "frame" any particular IP address as an infringing BitTorrent user.

A new study says 95% of 18-24 year olds are "illegally copying music."

Turns out websites like AP.net have an impact on music sales, at least according to a recent study at NYU.

From the Abstract

(a) the volume of blog posts about an album is positively correlated with future sales, (b) greater increases in an artist’s Myspace friends week over week have a weaker correlation to higher future sales, (c) traditional factors are still relevant – albums released by major...[read more]

A new study has been released regarding "cyber-bullying."

From the Article

The Colorado study suggested that, by its definition, cyberbullying appeared to simply be an extension of standard childhood behavior to new media. It explored the perpetration of bullying using the following standards: "I pushed, shoved, tripped, or...[read more]

A new report says that the average home computer has 880 MP3 files (the most common of any file type) - how many do you have?

If you were wondering what "types" of youths are most likely to harm or kill themselves, look no further.

Submitted by: Tenn