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He’s the Voice of the Tiananmen Generation Put Yourself on the Web Sony Changes the Game Power Camp My Favorite Bookmarks – Rebecca Farwell Monitoring your Monitor Create Creativity Creatively Blueprint for Information Architects Masters of the (Information) Universe Business Surfinary The Five Most Common Lies in Business Powerpack Man The Brand Here, Innovation Is No Fluke The 16-Minute Workout You Need to Lighten Up Content Guy My Favorite Bookmarks – Elizabeth DeMarse I’m Too Sexy for My Briefcase Advertisers in Issue 10 Web Sites that Work Food Fight!You’ve Got a Bad Attitude L.L. Bean Delivers the Goods Gore and Doerr in 2004?Here’s a Radical Idea – Tell the Truth!Game Profiler Casting a Sitcom Is No Joke Dumb, Dirty – Too Dangerous Knock Yourself Out Please Don’t Feed the Consultants New Rules for Net Entrepreneurs Jump a Rope Take the Hurt Out of Work Silicon Valley Gets Potomac Fever Web Host With the Most They Have a Better Idea … Do You?Hire Great People Fast The Web Gets Personal Working on Borrowed Time Unleash Yourself What Great Brands Do How Cisco Makes Friends Road Work for Road Warriors Human Interface Human How Accel Partners Turns Pitches Into Hits Cybercises The Office Chair Elite Wanna Catch the Next Wave in Business?The Brand Called You Lose the News You Can’t Use Different Market, New Message Computer Exercises Your School of Hard Knocks

Impact

These maps show how wildfires are changing in the U.S.—and the risk at your address

In an increasingly warming world, we can’t rely on trees as a climate change cure-all

‘The Longest Shift’ highlights essential workers who kept Los Angeles running

News

Tech layoffs loom as more companies announce big cuts to their workforces

United Airlines touts diversity and sustainability in its first brand campaign since 2013

How to help Buffalo shooting victims and families: 5 things you can do right now

Co.Design

How countries weaponize landscape design in war

Segregation By Design: How one architect is visualizing the legacy of America’s racist urbanism

Nike is suing StockX for allegedly selling counterfeit shoes. What happens next?

Work Life

Instead of binding contracts, focus on this workplace touchstone for connected team

This is how you are inadvertently being a bad boss

Why corporate America is afraid to talk about abortion