Brutal 30-Second Ad May Finally Change Your Mind About Texting and Driving and 10 More

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Brutal 30-Second Ad May Finally Change Your Mind About Texting and Driving The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released 30-second ad illustrating how even one thoughtless texting-and-driving incident can be deadly. 'We're Never Truly Done': 10 Employees Give Insight on Startup Culture Hear from hires #71-80 at various startups such as birchbox, Homejoy and Pinterest, part of our #First100 series. A New Version of Comic Sans Actually Looks Pretty Cool Comic Sans, meet your hipper replacement: Comic Neue. Twitter Acquires Cover, an Android Lock Screen App Twitter has acquired Cover, an Android lockscreen app, the two companies announced Monday. The Prank That Puts Your Fake Pregnancy Scare to Shame [VIDEO] A group of students at Aquinas College in Michigan turned their professor's own cellphone policy against him in an April Fools' prank for the books. Uber to Test Courier Service in New York City Uber isn't just for rides anymore, at least if you live in New York. 'How I Met Your Mother' Is Releasing an Alternate Ending on DVD OK, you can finally quit your belly-aching. 'How I Met Your Mother' is releasing an alternate ending to the series finale. White House Won't Ban Selfies, Despite Obama-Ortiz Snafu The White House reportedly mulled a selfie ban after David Ortiz's pic with Obama was retweeted by Samsung, but Jay Carney said that's not the case. Breakdancing Cop Makes You Want to Put Your Hands Up [VIDEO] Stuntman and b-boy extraordinaire Joshua Vinyard, who sometimes goes by "Elusive," breaks it down on the sit of The Amazing Spiderman 2. 'Captain America: The Winter Solder': 9 Key Details You May Have Missed Every week, Mashable presents "Let's Talk About …," a Monday-morning look back at the biggest, buzziest WTF moments from the weekend's most talked-about new movies in wide relea... Netflix, Hulu and ... Yahoo? Why Marissa Mayer Wants Original TV Programming Marissa Mayer may soon take a break from acquiring companies and instead acquire some TV shows. Yahoo is "close" to ordering four high-quality online TV series with budgets of a... Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064