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Good Eats: Meals With A Mission Makes Charity Intimate, Tasty

Gala dinners are too big. How about a smaller donation pool over a home-cooked meal?READ MORE

GameStop At A Crossroads

The game industry is entering a digital future. To maintain a place in it, retail chain GameStop has scaled the used game buy-back model that first made it a success--now it's buying used companies, too.READ MORE

Harvard Business School For The Facebook Age

Innovation and real startup companies are front and center at the newly re-engineered HBS. The venerable institution hopes to prepare budding entrepreneurs--with inspiration from the one that got away. READ MORE

Chris Mohney Storyboards Tumblr's Chaos

What would you do if you were named the first-ever editor of one of the world's fastest-growing media companies and put in charge of a publishing platform with about 44 million users? Chris Mohney on taking Tumblr beyond "F*&% Yeah" memes. READ MORE

Innovation Agents: Adam Braun, Justin Bieber, And Pencils Of Promise

It helps if your organization is on the radar of one of the world's--and social media's--most influential pop stars. But for Adam Braun, founder of education charity Pencils Of Promise, Bieber was just one building block. READ MORE

Getting Hitched? Hosting A Conference? This DIY App For Your Big Events Takes 15 Minutes To Make

Technically it's a yapp (get it, your app?), but it still might change your life. "People want to express themselves with this new medium,” cofounder Maria Seidman says. “We’re democratizing app technology." Kleiner Perkins, North Bridge, and other backers like what they see.READ MORE

Predicting Summer Box Office Hits With Social Media And People, Algorithms Be Damned

Could Twitter have foreseen the tsunami that was the Avengers opening weekend? Fizziology uses social media to make predictions about box office success--and is doing as well or better as traditional industry predictions.READ MORE

Listen: Steve Jobs On The Payoff Of A Great Employee

In this exclusive audio clip, Steve Jobs reveals "the secret to my success." READ MORE

Listen To Steve Jobs Explain How Running A Company Is Like Running A Marathon

In this exclusive audio clip, the late Apple founder explains how Pixar taught him to pace himself.READ MORE

Facebook Announces Its Own App Store

"The App Center will become the new, central place to find great apps like Draw Something, Pinterest, Spotify, Battle Pirates, Viddy, and Bubble Witch Saga," writes Facebook engineer Aaron Brady.READ MORE

"I Either Get Headhunted Or Fired": How A Real Mad Man Creates Work That People Line Up To See

A chat with Kash Sree, the most restless creative director in advertising. "Often the best work" is spec work, he tells us, "because it’s not overthought."READ MORE

Why No Web Blackout For CISPA? Google It

To understand why “the Internet community” isn’t up in arms over the new cyber security bill, you have to follow the money.READ MORE

Billy Chasen's $2 Million Pivot From QR Codes To Turntable.fm

After raising millions in venture capital to launch a QR code technology called Sticky Bits, Chasen pirouetted--some would say rebooted--to a whole new concept, and thus was born the social music service Turntable.fm.READ MORE

How I Busted Out Of My Addictive Technology Loop

As with all addictions, our intense fascination with life-changing tech must be managed. I found this out the hard way--when my rental car met the parking garage wall.READ MORE

Steve Jobs Felt Like "Jeffrey Dahmer's Mother" During Apple's Worst Years

Listen to recordings of Steve Jobs from a quarter century of reporting by journalist Brent Schlender. In this installment, Jobs reflects on what it's like to see his own company go astray. At the time, he was sure he'd never get it back.READ MORE

Chinese Political Memes Skirt Censorship To Make Statements

Artist and writer An Xiao Mina talks to Fast Company about the importance of Internet memes in China.READ MORE

How Microsoft's Kinect Could Replace Your Tailor (No Pins Required)

Raj Sareen's startup, Styku, was selected as a member of Microsoft's Kinect Accelerator. He wants your game console to help make your clothes fit better--even if "no two boobs are alike." READ MORE

How Eric Ries Coined "The Pivot" And What Your Business Can Learn From It

It's only appropriate that Eric Ries is the subject of the first video for Fast Company's new series: The Pivot. He's the author of a best-selling book, "The Lean Startup," and the man who made the term "pivot" part of the business vernacular.READ MORE