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Houston, We Have A Challenge Leading Ideas: Surface your difficult issues China Gets Innovative Stuff By Us, Part Two The Man Behind the Culture Code Interview with GameFly Co-Founder Sean Spector The NY Video 2.0 Group What Kind of Loyal Are You?Stuff By Us, Part One OneVoice at Davos Social Responsibility and Media Reform Nightclub Wristband Marketing Goes National The Power of the Past in the Land of iPhone Campaigning for Oscar Viewers Zombie Conference Calls Coverage from the World Economic Forum Leave ’em Laughing Social Networking On The Brain Lives Defined by Work, Even in Death Colleague, Come Hither…The Real Star Power At Davos Engineering Living Body Parts Can’t Buy me Love Can’t Buy me Love Can’t Buy me Love Middle Manager, RIP?United They Evangelize Oscars Go Global – Boston Globe Does Not SpiralFrog: Is it Over Before it Begins?Scheduled to Death?The Climate’s Changing At Davos Digital Video Data Rate The Tipping Point for Companies That Fail The iPhone Means Witchcraft 8 Skills of People Who Perform India Reported

Impact

These invisible, edible biological tags help track down the cause of E. coli outbreaks

Corporate donations shouldn’t be Band-Aids. Big bets on social enterprises will make more change

The border wall is destroying ecosystems. Biden can fix it

News

Twitter debuts historic White House account @SecondGentleman

Everyone is blown away by Amanda Gorman: Here’s what to know about the history-making inaugural poet

Joe Biden is the president. Here are some executive actions he is expected to take

Co.Design

Decoding the fashion at Biden’s inauguration

This Herman Miller face mask is designed to fight modern slavery

Twitter, Facebook, and Google could combat disinformation with this simple design tweak

Work Life

‘He’s like Tony Stark and she’s like my mom’: How workplace praise diverges between men and women

For a founder mulling outside cash, advice from the world of improv

Why a free afternoon each week can boost employees’ sense of autonomy