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Al Jazeera Buys Current TV, Announces New U.S.-Based News Channel

Current TV: Shaping a Brand Through the Presidential Election

Veteran broadcaster David Bohrman has long tinkered with novel ways of delivering the news. Now, as Current TV’s president, he’s using the presidential election to harness and motivate an interactive viewership.

With The Gavin Newsom Show, California’s Lt. Gov. Raises The Bar For Political TV

Gavin Newsom, lieutenant governor of California and former San Francisco mayor, turned heads when he launched his own political talk show on Current TV. His goal? To move political TV beyond Sunday-morning scream-a-thons and instead foster dialogue with “doers” like Google’s Sergey Brin.

With The Gavin Newsom Show, California’s Lt. Gov. Raises The Bar For Political TV

An Ingenious, Radical Branding Campaign, Lost In Current TV’s Woes

Fast Company Magazine

David Bohrman Takes Over Current TV As President

At just 28, Jason Silva is thinking about DEATH – a lot

Jason Silva: How Do You Retain and Nurture Talent?

Government 2.0: Can President-Elect Obama Take What He’s Learned On The Road to The Beltway?

Government 2.0?

Ideas

Can connecting beehives to the cloud save pollinators?

How food banks are taking on the growing world hunger problem

Paul Allen’s new machine learning center for impact is figuring out what poachers will do next

Entertainment

Shonda Rhimes, “highest-paid showrunner” in TV, wants women to demand what they deserve

LeBron James on Blaze Pizza and how it’s the key to understanding his own brand strategy

The network effect

Co.Design

Being born in the wrong ZIP code can shorten your life

Ikea’s extremely chill new collection just hangs out on the floor

Innovation By Design

Write people up for their design crimes with this ticket book

Fast Company

Ted Cruz made it clear he supports repealing tech platforms’ safe harbor

Is it possible to have work-life balance?

The Hilton Effect: The hotel looks back on its trillion-dollar global impact