When it comes to branding, there is one important and critical point that is sometimes overlooked: That every brand goes back to a courageous individual who dared to say “no” to the status quo, to the ordinary, and to complacency.READ»
Bing Launches Location Sharing App. Bing's new "We're In" app has a timed location sharing feature, status message updates, and messaging options to keep Windows Phone users connected. Entering a phone number will get you signed ...READ»
Whole Foods is encountering a not entirely unforeseen headache during their first Ramadan marketing campaign: Pressure from anti-Muslim bloggers and internal dissent at their company.READ»
Some of us live our lives without knowing who we really are, bumping through days without understanding what makes us tick, or why we react to situations and people the way we do. READ»
Get inspired by Conan O'Brien and geniuses from Apple, Facebook, Google, Zynga, Twitter, and more in this interactive and video-filled iPad app that explores the creative processes driving 100 influential business leaders.READ»
We rounded up 100 places around the globe that rouse the people behind our 2011 list of Most Innovative Companies--no blasé corporate headquarters allowed. Here's how you can visit.READ»
Fast Company magazine was founded in November 1995 by Alan M. Webber and William C. Taylor. Under the direction of Editor Robert Safian, Fast Company currently produces 10 issues a year. With signature cover art and an enduring, ...READ»
At last year's Innovation Uncensored event, former Facebook president Sean Parker explained why MySpace should have beaten Facebook, ad man Alex Bogusky explained why you should stop learning from failures, Expert Labs' Anil Dash ...READ»
Why do some smart people make stupid mistakes? Furthermore, why is it that some new ideas go absolutely nowhere, while others make it to the innovators hall of fame?READ»
Here are a few things that people might live to regret saying in the future. All are offered in a spirit of festive fun but all also have a serious side.READ»
Think you're good at predicting the future? History says that you're not. What have people said in the past about the future and why do so many predictions get things so hopelessly wrong?READ»
