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April Joyner

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Inc. Magazine

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  • Yale, Bachelor’s degree, 2006.

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  • Professional (i.e., Accountant, Doctor, Lawyer, Teacher), Inc. Magazine

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I am a reporter at Inc. magazine and was previously an editorial intern for FastCompany.com. My interests include education, media, entertainment, and (increasingly) Web 2.0.

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I am a reporter at Inc. magazine and was previously an editorial intern for FastCompany.com. My interests include education, media, entertainment, and (increasingly) Web 2.0.

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Professional (i.e., Accountant, Doctor, Lawyer, Teacher), Inc. Magazine

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I report on entrepreneurship and small business for Inc. magazine.

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Yale, Connecticut, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 2006.
Areas of study: English

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Blog Post: The Future of Green... Everything (Cross-Post) | by Brian Reich | July 01, 2008 1:42 pm
Comment: Even though thinking about "green" issues has become somewhat mainstream, personally, I think the communication around sustainability still tends to be slightly elitist, very left-of-center...
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Big Idea: There's no greater crime for a businesswoman than to show cleavage. | by Lynne d Johnson | May 22, 2008 3:50 pm
Comment: It seems that many people are skipping over the "There's no greater crime" part. Baring breasts full-on may be tacky, but it's far from the worst professional move for a woman to make. Obviously, the...
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Big Idea: Big idea - Creativity is slowly being strangled by technology. | by Fast Company staff | March 21, 2008 11:14 am
Comment: I agree with Susan that technology can both encourage and impair creativity, but I think Richard Watson isn't necessarily off base. There will always be creative people, but people who aren't...
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Blog Post: Should Journalists Have Opinions? | by Shel Horowitz | March 21, 2008 9:06 am
Comment: Thanks for this. I wonder what your opinion is on bias in other types of journalism.
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Technology: How Social is "Social" Media? | by Bill Cammack
Jonny Goldstein interviewed me back in August 2007 on his show Jonny's...
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The Media is Social | by Edward Sussman
Fast Company is about to shake things up again. Back in 1995, in our first issue, we announced on our cover: "Computing is Social." It became a Fast...
Tags: Innovation, Technology, Design, community
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An Ad Agency That Wants to Change the World? | by Saabira Chaudhuri
A straw that kills germs, an ink jet technology to re grow tissue and bone, hologram images of a cancer patient's anatomy, and a cap that reads the brain waves of paralyzed...
Tags: Social Responsibility, economic development, philanthropy
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