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The BBC Will Run Video Clips In Paid Tweets

Twitter is making another subtle move into the TV game with #BBCTrending news videos.

The BBC Will Run Video Clips In Paid Tweets

Fast Company Magazine

News Corp. Introduces A New Kind Of Interactivity To The Classroom

The media giant has launched Amplify and its student-focused Amplify Tablet and spent three years trying to win over skeptics in the education industry. Has it paid off?

News Corp. Introduces A New Kind Of Interactivity To The Classroom

News Corp. Gets Into The Tablet Business With Amplify

The 10-inch Android tablet will be marketed to schools, bundled with educational software and a $99 annual subscription.

News Corp. Gets Into The Tablet Business With Amplify

Innovation By Design

Unify, Simplify, Amplify: How Taschen Continues To Provoke

The publishing house’s brand derives from its founder’s singular vision and a catalog spanning Euclid to breasts to Michelangelo.

Unify, Simplify, Amplify: How Taschen Continues To Provoke

$100K of Free Branding Advice, in Just Three Words

Impact

These scientists created a model city to figure out the most effective order to give the vaccine

Unilever’s new nano-factories fit in a shipping container, so they can go anywhere in the world

Reindeer need infrastructure, too. These bridges are just for them

News

Harriet Tubman will finally replace Andrew Jackson as the face of the $20 bill

Report: One-third of tech workers admit to working only 3 to 4 hours a day

Read about this new beverage if you never want to sleep again

Co.Design

Everyone’s terrified of elevators during COVID-19. Could these magic buttons help?

Under Trump, WhiteHouse.gov was a disaster. Biden’s team revamped it in 6 weeks

Why we’re witnessing a new golden age in advertising

Work Life

Alcohol played a ‘difficult role’ in her life. Then she became CEO of Pernod Ricard North America

Long-term employee well-being hinges on this one employee benefit

It’s time to debunk the ‘pipeline problem’ once and for all