LiveScience
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LiveScience is a science news website run by TechMediaNetwork, who purchased it from Imaginova in 2009. Stories and editorial commentary are commonly syndicated to major news outlets, such as Yahoo!, MSNBC, AOL, and Fox News.
LiveScience was originally launched in 2004. LiveScience's mission is to give the intellectually curious a concise look at breakthroughs, research adventures and oddities around the world in an online newsmagazine format.[1]
LiveScience published an article about a highly controversial study from the journal Psychological Science that linked socially conservative beliefs with lower IQs.[1]
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- "Newsy Live Science quenches curiosity", Washington Times, June 16, 2005
- livescience.com, LiveScience, January 27, 2012
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