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Wrapp Mogul: Why LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman Is Investing In The Social Gifting Site

Hoffman's previously tossed cash at Facebook, Groupon, and Zynga. Now the Greylock partner sees potential in the data you can collect from watching who gives what kinds of gifts to whom, and when, and why.READ»

Advertising Pioneers CP+B and Hyper Island Hawk World Peace

And, no, "World Peace" is not line of organic specialty soaps. READ»

Tripl's Play: The Five Guys Behind A Travel Startup Hit The Road, Live The Dream

What happens when a group of young Swedes rent a New York loft for one month to launch their business?READ»

Douse Your Duvet: Bedbugs Can't Stand Their Own Smell

Turning bedbugs' own pheromones against them may be a new way to keep the creepy crawlers out of our mattresses.READ»

WikiLeaks No Longer a Mere Website, It's a Lifestyle

A court ruled that Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden. But could support his appeal by buying some new WikiLeaks-branded merch.READ»

What Does Pirate Bay Have in Store for the Music Industry?

“The music industry can’t even imagine what we’re planning to roll out in the coming months," says an insider familiar with the file-sharing site's plans. READ»

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

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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Anatomy of a Smear: WikiLeaks' Assange Wanted for "Sex by Surprise," Not Rape

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is facing arrest for violating a Swedish law about sex without condoms, rather than a mainstream interpretation of "rape." Yet that's the charge reports often levy against him. Behold the smear campaign.READ»

Saab's Electric Car: It's All Business

A test fleet of the 9-3 ePower to hit the streets of Sweden next year, but the company isn't releasing it in order to save the planet. READ»

A Disease-Fighting UN Backed by Big Pharma

A representative of big pharma calls for a UN-like compact to fight antibiotic resistance diseases in the developing world.READ»

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BitTorrent Raid Aftermath: The Seas of Piracy Are Calm Again

Three days after a huge international BitTorrent raid, we take a look around, and find that the pirate system is still (mostly) standing.READ»