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Stories about Crowdtilt

L.A. Clippers Fans Are Raising Funds To Buy The Team And Make It A Nonprofit

Why should Oprah get to buy the Clippers instead of some well-meaning fans?

L.A. Clippers Fans Are Raising Funds To Buy The Team And Make It A Nonprofit

Crowdtilt Says “Hack Vacations” Are Its Secret Engineering Weapon

Y Combinator grad CEO James Beshara lets his engineers apply to work from anywhere in the world. The effect has been transformative.

Crowdtilt Says “Hack Vacations” Are Its Secret Engineering Weapon

Cool Runnings Redux: Help Fund The Jamaica’s Bobsled Team’s Olympic Dream

Grab One Of These Sweet Motorized Old-Timey Bikes For Your Next Ride

A company well known for crowdsourcing car and military vehicle designs is now turning to retro-looking bikes.

Grab One Of These Sweet Motorized Old-Timey Bikes For Your Next Ride

08.09.12 | 3:21 pm

Peer Pressure: What Microloans And Your Next Group Purchase Might Have In Common

James Beshara picked up the idea for Crowdtilt as a microloans collection officer in South Africa.

Peer Pressure: What Microloans And Your Next Group Purchase Might Have In Common

Impact

What happens if you skip your flu vaccine? This VR game shows you the deadly consequences

This app rewards commuters for choosing public transit, biking, car sharing, or walking over driving

The conscious consumerism movement is stalling—and I know why

Creativity

Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia invest in Salt & Straw ice cream to make cheat meals more awesome

Netflix dominates Golden Globes with 34 nominations, while women directors are shut out—again

This podcaster wants to catch you up on the news on your ride home, no matter what you’re into

Co.Design

This is the world’s most beautiful outhouse

Is it possible to draw the internet? This 22-year-old illustrator gets close

The first algae-based ink is derived from spirulina instead of petrochemicals

Work Life

How to find an emotionally intelligent mentor

Why it matters that female M.D.’s aren’t called “doctor” as often

We asked a sleep expert to analyze the presidential candidates’ sleep habits