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My Favorite Bookmarks - Mike Smith

Picks from the founder and CEO of LifeSketch.com.READ»

My Favorite Bookmarks - Phil Mitchell

Picks from the cofounder and editor of If Not Now....READ»

Worklife Archives

Even though it hasn't been updated since 1997, the Workplace Folklore Web Page offers an interesting introduction to the concept of interoffice folklore, or the stories and traditions of a corporate culture. Concentrating primarily ...READ»

Tracing Our (Grass) Roots

With our November issue, Fast Company will celebrate 10 years of publication. Each month until then, we'll review one of our favorite editions from the first decade.READ»

My Life as a Tool

When and how to respond to negative comments to a blog postREAD»

Columbia University Press CIAO Publishes & Profits Financially From My Indian National Project Papers & I WARNED COLUMBIA UNIVER

I called Columbia University in New York City numerous times asking them not to profit financially from my Indian National Project Paper. Columbia University continually ignores my requests since I cannot afford an attorney. Columbia University charges people thousands of dollars each year to access my paper and I cannot even access myself for lack of funds. I posted it as a free service for anyone to read on the following website: http://www.trinstitute.org/ojpcr/3_1starr.htmREAD»

12. Reach Out and Touch Everyone

Previous | Next With the growing popularity of Internet phone calls and bandwidth-devouring video, the Web is filling up with road hogs. In May, after four and a half years, Tony Bates's team introduced the equivalent of the ...READ»

12. Reach Out and Touch Everyone

Previous | Next With the growing popularity of Internet phone calls and bandwidth-devouring video, the Web is filling up with road hogs. In May, after four and a half years, Tony Bates's team introduced the equivalent of ...READ»

What Happened to Your Parachute?

Thirty years ago, hardly anyone understood the question, "What color is your parachute?" Today, it's the job hunter's mantra. Richard Bolles reckons with what has changed in the world of careers -- and, perhaps more important, what hasn't.READ»

YouTube and the Context of "Being Social"

As an anthropologist, Michael Wesch is providing a fascinating analysis of the shifts in society and culture that are already underway. In this video he shows how user generated content + user generated filtering + user generated ...READ»

Waste Not, Want Not - Why Not?

If we're so smart, wonders entrepreneur Timothy O'Brien, why don't we have a system to capture our creative content?READ»

Lab Results May Vary

Bell Labs has the history, and Google--where engineers devote 20% of their time to personal projects--has the buzz. But other models of corporate innovation are also showing results.READ»

• Mad Scientist

Citizen Media: The High School Years

A yearbook portrait of the citizen-journalist upstarts trying to rule the media school. READ»

Can ChaCha's Humans Compete with Google's Algorithms?

Scott A. Jones talks about the human-guided search engine, competition from other sites, and how ChaCha embraces a Wikipedia-esque structure.READ»

• Search Engine Showdown
• The Top 10 Websites You Never Heard Of
• Meet the Googlers

Fast Talk: Books That Matter

One book can change the direction of a company -- or a career.READ»

Marissa Mayer

VP of search products and user experienceREAD»

• Presenting the 2008 Fast 50
• The World's Most Innovative Companies
• The Faces and Voices of Google

This " Killer App" Saves Money and Lives

Dr. Joe Prendergast is using the world's most powerful communications medium to address one of the world's most costly diseases -- diabetes. A case study in lifesaving digital innovation from DiabetesWell.READ»

Book Publicist Picks Top 25 Book Fairs and Festivals Authors Should Attend

Book publicist and book marketing expert Scott Lorenz suggests authors visit book fairs and events to promote their books and meet book industry contacts. http://www.book-marketing-expert.comREAD»