Twenty minutes after a New York Times article on Occupy Wall Street protests was featured on the homepage this Saturday, a reader noticed that the description was revised to give a very different perspective of the arrests. With Twitter-equipped protesters and citizen journalists increasingly breaking the news first, how do we scrutinize the accuracy of information that is all too often incomplete?

At least a thousand protesters attempted to cross the Brooklyn Bridge this weekend, which ended in chaos with over 600 arrests after encountering a large group of NYPD on the bridge.

French prankster Remi Gaillard shows how it is done.

The New York Times recently published results from a Cornell University study on how tweets can determine when users are the happiest. On average, the most positive tweets are posted in the morning and after dinner.

You might want to answer the door, the bronies are here to convert you.

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