On Saturday, Sept. 4, Craigslist removed access to its adult services section, the New York Times first reported. In the place of the usual adult services link was a black box with the word "CENSORED." READ»
[Product designer and former Pentagram associate partner Stefanie Kubanek recently returned from the mammoth Venice Architecture Biennale, and filed this report. — Ed.]
The 12th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice ...READ»
Jaywalking: Everyone does it, so you might as well legalize it. But is there any way to make it less dangerous?
Design to the rescue! Korean designer Jae Min Lim has the clever idea to turn crosswalks into, well, “J”s. By ...READ»
Looking for examples on how to best green your business? A central list of the companies that can get you started might help. Enter the World Wildlife Fund's Green Game Changers initiative, a so-called "crowd-sourcing exercise" that ...READ»
Summer ends today, which means we must all go back to our humdrum all-work autumnal lives. But not until we cover one final bastion of warm-weather play: Slides!
Slide@T3 claims to be the tallest in Singapore
This week, the ...READ»
The oft-flawless company stumbled in Ping's launch, and the reasons why are representative of Apple's relationship with consumers, record labels, and Google.READ»
Fast Company's Adam L. Penenberg tweets the breaking news about a verdict against Ford in the death of rising Mets star Brian Cole. As reporters lagged behind on the story, Penenberg discovered a new media use for the 140-character format.READ»
Twitter's traffic skyrocketed 33% over the summer, according to one survey. Meanwhile Digg's influence was fading even before its controversial makeover.READ»
Like many national holidays, Labor Day is suffering from neglect. Just as Memorial Day has the misfortune of being reduced to merely signaling the start of summer -- as I discussed a few months back -- Labor Day has become its ...READ»
In Syracuse, New York, a hulking steel bridge divides some of city's richest residents from some of the country's poorest, in the infamous Near Westside. It symbolizes everything that's gone wrong with the city, from socioeconomic ...READ»
Google seemed to have stolen a march on the smart Net-connected TV market when it revealed is integrated Google TV a few months back. Now we're seeing prototypes at the IFA show ... and suddenly Google's offering is looking lost among the competition.READ»
The infographic you see here has managed to turn one of the ugliest facets of global cities into something approaching art. Behold urban sprawl, in the hands of Jessica Young and Luke Bulman.
Young and Bulman make up the Brooklyn ...READ»
MasterCard is eyeing the emerging middle classes of women in Asia and Cambodia is as good a test case as anywhere else -- and it offers a CSR branding point.READ»
Famous designers love doing vibrators. Designing them, we mean! Tom Dixon, Arik Levy, Marc Newson, Yves Béhar: They’ve all dabbled in the sex-toy biz, and sure, it sounds a touch gimmicky -- a vanity project for the designer, a ...READ»
Samsung's new Galaxy Tablet is the answer to Apple's iPad, but it's barely competent--which is precisely how Samsung rolls. A history of merely satisfactory products proves the point.READ»
AMD's Brad Burgess is the chief architect behind the company's future low-power/portable device Bobcat CPUs. We spoke to him about them, but also about the future. READ»
