First off, the numbers. The study polled 156 teenagers between the ages of 11 and 19, and there's nothing in it to indicate some kind of mass exodus from Facebook.

Channel 4 has collaborated with London singer Etta Bond on an experimental music video for song Under the Knife as part of its arts series Random Acts.

The video was directed by Jeremy Cole and was shot in one take before being spliced into 1,347 layers on After Effects. The result is a stunning three-minute film that explores a female artist’s struggle with insecurity and expectations of perfection.

It begins with a muddle of eyes, ears, lips and hair as Bond sings of hiding behind a mask of make up.

MessageMe, the US-based chat app looking to rival Line, WhatsApp, Viber and co, has confirmed that it has closed a $10 million round of seed funding and, furthermore, that it has passed 5 million registered users, just 75 days after launch. That follows an impressive start which saw it hit 1 million users within its first week.

The mobile messaging newcomer sprung a surprise last week when we dug up a filing that showed it had closed the new investment just months after it announced a $1.9 million round, which was assembled in late 2012.

One of the most iconic chairs in modern design is returning to its structural roots, thanks to more environmentally-friendly developments in manufacturing. Furniture maker Herman Miller this week announced that its Eames Molded Plastic Chair and Side Chair will now be produced in fiberglass, more than 20 years after designer Ray Eames abandoned the material over environmental concerns. Both models will be available this summer in various bases and nine “vintage” colors.

The Michigan-based Herman Miller began producing Ray and Charles Eames’ chair in 1950, using fiberglass-reinforced plastic.

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Dear readers,

A year ago, I wrote a post on Growth Hackers that’s now become the most popular post ever on this blog, in the 5+ years I’ve been writing it.

The latest “virtual therapist” — charged with helping diagnose depression — comes from psychologist Albert Rizzo and computer scientist Louis-Philippe Morency at the University of Southern California. Their system of cameras and microphones analyzes a person’s gestures, facial expressions, body habitus, and vocalization — taking in 30 data points per second — then compares them to those of typical depressed and non-depressed people. 

The therapist persona was crafted carefully.

Breaking Bad is on a brief hiatus in the middle of its fifth, final season, with shooting already wrapped on what may be the most anticipated eight episodes in recent television history. But for all the show’s success, creator Vince Gilligan believes that things may have been very different if not for a shift in viewing habits enabled by the show’s availability on Netflix. In a lengthy interview with Vulture, Gilligan says that much of Breaking Bad‘s momentum can be put down to “binge-watching” on the streaming service.