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Ben Murphy

Founder/CEO
TheFatherLife.com
United States

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Innovation, Technology, Leadership, Design, Social Responsibility, Work/Life, brand development, branding, fathering media, magazine, magazines, men's magazines, online magazines, online media, online publications, parenting media

Educational History

Roberts Wesleyan College, Bachelor’s degree, 1999.

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Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com

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BEN MURPHY

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Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com, The Men's Magazine for Today's Fathers

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BEN MURPHY

Artist, BenMurphyOnline.com

Founder/CEO, TheFatherLife.com, The Men's Magazine for Today's Fathers

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"Our only obligation is to do the best we can with what we've been given..."

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Branding/Brand Development, Start-up, Work/Life, Emerging Trends, Art, Society.

Private, 21-50 employees, Arts / Entertainment / Media industry

Educational History

Roberts Wesleyan College, New York, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 1999.
Areas of study: Communication (Media)
Awards: Cum Laude

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Big Idea: "We are in the most serious crisis since World War II." | by Fast Company staff | September 23, 2008 11:54 am

Comment: Sort of. Thing is we've been in the crisis for quite some time... it's only now starting to become painfully evident. We're witnessing the decline of an empire. Sad, but true. We're where Great...

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Fast Talk | August 22, 2008 2:59 pm

Q. Will hiring Jerry Seinfeld for its $300m advertising blitz enable Microsoft to finally regain the limelight?

A. C'mon. Isn't this whole thing like the uncool kid in school trying to show that he really is cool... which actually just makes him more uncool? Microsoft is not cool. It's utilitarian.

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Big Idea: By doing away with free meals and raising the prices of buy-on-board food, airlines will only lose more money long-term. | by Fast Company staff | August 22, 2008 2:54 pm

Comment: They're going the way of Amtrack... so, so, sad!

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Big Idea: "eBay will be permanently marginalized by Google." | by Fast Company staff | August 21, 2008 12:10 pm

Comment: eBay has some work to do, but they're a giant and a pioneer. I wouldn't count them out. In fact, I'd be astonished if they didn't reinvent themselves and come roaring back (they'd be foolish not...

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For Dad's Eyes Only | by Fast Company staff

Most work-and-family resources are designed for women. We did some digging and discovered a few valuable tools for men. Book "The New Father: A Dad's...

Tags: Work/Life, Business Books, work life balance

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Worker, Interrupted: The Cost of Task Switching | by Kermit Pattison

Why study interruption? I became interested in it from my own personal experience. I moved here from Europe back in 2000. I was stunned by the amount...

Tags: Careers, Gloria Mark, information, interruption

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