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Shawn Baldwin from CMG with Dr. Richard Sandor and Robert Hormats

Shawn Baldwin from CMG in Chicago at the 2009 Milken Global Conference READ»

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Here's an Idea: Light Bulbs Make Us Better Thinkers

We have been trained so well to associate the light bulb with insight and creative thinking that simply sitting under one can inspire, well, insight and creative thinking. That's the conclusion researchers at Tufts University came ...READ»

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CEO of Love

Job Titles of the Future: Bill SchreinerREAD»

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Does the Kindle Make Good Brain-Food?

Do we learn differently from electronic paper than real books? The New York Times set out to understand the question by polling a group of experts. Does e-paper make it harder to focus? Harder to think and learn? "Initially, any ...READ»

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Does the Kindle Make Good Brain-Food?

Do we learn differently from electronic paper than real books? The New York Times set out to understand the question by polling a group of experts. Does e-paper make it harder to focus? Harder to think and learn? "Initially, any ...READ»

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Systems Thinking: The Product

Building on my previous entry... In some cases, companies are such good systems thinkers that what they offer up to their customers is, in fact, a beautfully constructed system -- their product is the system they've built. eBay is ...READ»

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Systems Thinking: The Product

Building on my previous entry... In some cases, companies are such good systems thinkers that what they offer up to their customers is, in fact, a beautfully constructed system -- their product is the system they've built. eBay is ...READ»

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The Price of Winning FDA Approval

Winning FDA approval for a new drug or medical treatment requires extensive--and expensive--human trials for safety and effectiveness. Costs vary widely, depending largely on the conditions being treated and the number of subjects ...READ»

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Attitude Adjustment

Seeing yourself as the rest of the world does.READ»

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The Napkin Sketch

How Wal-Mart, Microsoft, and others are using the power of images to digest complex ideas.READ»

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Social Justice - Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch

"If you are exposed directly to an injustice or need, you want to do something about it."READ»

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Making a Sustainability Perspective Second Nature in Education

Higher Education teaches a solution to the central question of our time: How can we continue to develop and prosper on such a small planet? READ»

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The Campus as Living Laboratory

This blog is part of our Inspired Ethonomics series. It's co-authored by Second Nature President Anthony Cortese and Senior Fellow Georges Dyer. Tell me and I will forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I will ...READ»

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Leadership for a Thriving, Sustainable World

This blog is part of our Inspired Ethonomics series. It's co-authored by Second Nature President Anthony Cortese and Senior Fellow Georges Dyer.“The question of reaching sustainability is not about whether we will have the money, or ...READ»

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Higher Education's Purpose: A Healthy, Just, and Sustainable Society

At colleges and universities, tomorrow’s business leaders, architects, product designers, policy-makers, schoolteachers, economists, etc. learn about how the world works and how things get done. To date, they’ve learned how to do this in an unsustainable way. READ»

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Where Are Drug Company Profits Really Going?

The leading trade organization for U.S. drug companies, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA, keeps telling American consumers that the high cost of drugs is due to pricey research and development costs, but ...READ»

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New Kids on the Bloc

A training corps for young change makers.READ»

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Student-Run Social Business Incubator Compass Partners Is a Quick Study

A fellowship to support student social entrepreneurs enters its second year -- while one of last year's fellows launches a new site.READ»

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How Web-Savvy Edupunks Are Transforming American Higher Education

Free online courses, Wiki universities, Facebook-style tutoring networks -- American higher education is changing.READ»

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Memo to: Media Monopolists

And you thought moguls had it made? Turns out, trying to hang on to a monopoly these days is enough to make anyone miserable, even Rupert, Michael, and Sumner. We feel their pain -- and offer some help.READ»

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Just Two Good Ole Boys...

How CMT is making cowboy boots, pickup trucks, and woeful ballads cool. But not too cool.READ»

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Just Two Good Ole Boys...

Two city slickers help make MTV's country music channel, CMT, cool without alienating a devoted audience of diehard country music fans.READ»

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Not Invented Here

The next blockbuster drug could come from anywhere. It's up to Merck's scouts to find it.READ»

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Positive Deviant

Jerry Sternin's job was to help save starving children in Vietnam. Faced with an impossible time frame, he adopted a radical approach to making change. His idea: Real change begins from the inside.READ»

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The Revolution Will Be Televised (on CNBC)

Don't touch your dial! CNBC has become the live feed of the new economy. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at CNBC, a network that has reinvented the way TV works.READ»