TechCrunch posted a negative review of a new website made by Sears and AOL called Good News Now. The whole idea is to report on a few of the positive things going on in the world, instead of just focusing on the negative sensational topics that get good ratings. It's an admirable goal, and it's something I've mentioned in the past. Unfortunately the site is plastered with Sears ads, but like any bit of advertising, it can be ignored.
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