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iFive: China Versus Nobel, Anonymous Blockades Governments, Twitter's Trend Algo, CityVille's 3 Million, Winklevii Sue Again

BY Kit EatonThu Dec 9, 2010

Thursday's child is full of innovation, at least in Fast Company's mythology, so here's the tale of today's early news: READ»

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iFive: China's Nobel Rival, FBI's Barbie Fears, Palm Out-Maneuvered, Microsoft Windows Phone Lag, Android Data Hogs

BY Kit EatonWed Dec 8, 2010

Here's the early innovation news, in bite-sized lumps to help you get over the hump of the middle of the week:READ»

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iFive: Apple's Record Finances, India's Own OS, EU Versus MS, China Censors Nobel Online, Google's Car

BY Kit EatonMon Oct 11, 2010

Tell you why you might like Mondays: Our brief summary of the early news might distract you before work....READ»

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iFive: Nobel Peace Prize, Online Toddlers, Yahoo's FaceTime, Adobe-Microsoft Merger Muttering, London Bike Successes

BY Kit EatonFri Oct 8, 2010

If you must have motivation, think of your paycheck on Friday. If you must have news, here's the early bits, in manageable chunks.READ»

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Super-Thin Graphene Earns Andre Geim, Konstantin Novoselov a Physics Nobel Prize

BY Kit EatonTue Oct 5, 2010

Graphene may be the material that transforms the electronics game into something amazingly new for the 21st century--the Nobel Prize committee seems to agree, and has awarded the 2010 Physics prize to two graphene scientists. READ»

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iFive: Branson on Fun, Asia Nobels, China Water Projects, BP Destroys Fisheries, Iraq Loses Electricity

BY Jenara NerenbergMon Aug 2, 2010

All you need to know right now, from shrimps to billionaires.READ»

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Obama, the Future-Friendly President, Wins Nobel Peace Prize

BY Kit EatonFri Oct 9, 2009

This morning the World had a bit of a surprise: The Nobel Prize Committee announced its choice for the Peace Prize as President Barack Obama (the subject of Fast Company's April 2008 cover story, "The Brand Called Obama"). Few people ...READ»