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Most Innovative Year: The Tech Giants of 1995 Versus The Social Movements of 2013

To celebrate Fast Company‘s 20th anniversary, Noah Robischon and Chuck Salter have come together to discuss some of the most innovative years of the last two decades. 1995 brought us the likes of Toy Story and the dawn of the browser wars. On the other end, 2013 gave us the next generation of social media and micro content. Which year is the most innovative? Click “play” and see for yourself which year earns our best praises.JB

Ideas

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