Nothing signals the success of a social network or propels its growth more than power users, the influentials who boast both clout and Klout.

Google+ guru Bradley Horowitz, Path's Dave Morin, and GroupMe's Jared Hecht talk to Fast Company about "the biggest problem in social networking"--grouping the right friends in the right ways.

Japan used to be a leader in tech innovation. But no more. A new program is trying to help young entrepreneurs get their groove back.

Congratulations. You've just been tapped to revamp everything Google does. How do you get your team to remember why they're doing what they're doing? Try painting a mural.

There's plenty of buzz, good and bad, about Google's newest product, but Giovanni Calabro sees it for what it is: A revolutionary collaboration tool.

Calling all geeks! Do you create Android apps in your free time? Are you dying to hear about the latest developments in mobile technology? Then head over to Fast Company’s offices at 7 World Trade Center to swap ideas with thirty of the city’s top Android makers. And there just might be a star sighting: Bradley Horowitz, vice president of products at Google. -- AB

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