In an update to the iconic memorial, ONE and (RED) are making an online version, complete with the famous endorsements that they're known for. See what happens when Justin Bieber gets (virtually) sewing.READ»
Getting patients discharged from hospitals is time-consuming, but not if you have a robotic nurse give the patients all the info they need (and banter with them about baseball).READ»
A surprising number of twentysomethings spend as much as five hours a day on Facebook -- and practically no time on the wider web. You'd better get your brand's Facebook page in order. Here's how. READ»
Asked at Fast Company's Most Creative People event last week about how she asks others to take risks, (RED) CEO Susan Smith Ellis offered a one-word answer.
"Nerve," said Ellis, who was featured as #25 on our Most Creative ...READ»
We love technology here at Fast Company. And we're big on design too. Which is partly what makes RED's digital cameras quite so awesome, since they mix the two exquisitely. And the newly official RED Scarlet may even change the DSLR ...READ»
Earlier this month, McDonald's rolled out its famous Quarter Pounder in Japan -- but to regular passersby, there was no apparent connection to the world's largest fast food chain. Two of the chain's stores in Tokyo have been remodeled to temporarily strip away any branding -- no arches, no clown, no name.READ»
Is Microsoft's new viral advertisement a hit? Does RED's new camera have a shot? And will Mark Papermaster, former IBM executive, finally make a trip to Apple's iPod and iPhone division?READ»
Last year, Starbucks went red for the holidays, unveiling an attractive red cup, dotted with white snowflakes and sporting the company's logo in green.
This year, as the season of good cheer approaches, the chain is taking ...READ»
RED has already turned the movie industry upside-down with its high-quality, economical digital movie camera, beloved by Peter Jackson and other top-tier directors. Now the company appears to be taking on Canon [NYSE:CAJ] and Nikon ...READ»
