Fast Company MagazineThe Human Shield Against TechnologyAs our columnist, Baratunde Thurston, returns to the comedic news mines, he leaves us with insights about managing technology in our lives.
Fast Company MagazineDead Unicorns? A Burst Bubble? How I’d Fix It: Take My Money, PleaseThis one bit of advice can fix everything.
Fast Company MagazineFighting WordsInformation does not want to be free the same way that I “want” doughnuts, so let’s stop thinking that it does.
Fast Company MagazineThis is what happens when a Gig Economy devotee goes full timeWhen the poster child for Generation Flux gets a full-time job, he realizes that maybe stability isn’t the enemy.
Fast Company MagazineDo Not Fear The Robot ApocalypseElon Musk, Stephen Hawking, and others are concerned about the dangers of artificial intelligence. Maybe they shouldn’t be.
Fast Company MagazineA Radical Proposal For Putting People In Charge Of Their DataWhat if we got to decide when companies could access our personal information?
Fast Company MagazineWhy Using Facebook, Google, And Twitter To Log Into Apps Is A ProblemWhat we lose by giving the social media giants the keys to our mobile, social lives.
Fast Company MagazineA Modest Proposal For Saving America’s Cities“I could clone myself—or we could learn how to do a better job of sharing.”
Fast Company MagazineIt’s Time for Tech to Embrace Prison ReformLet’s embrace prison reform, rather than just rethink education and immigration, to help address our labor issues.
Fast Company MagazineHopping Off The New-Device TreadmillWe have Slow Food, Slow Money, and even Slow Programming. Where is the outcry for a Slow Smartphone movement?
Fast Company MagazineTech Needs a HugWhy we must remember to embrace humanity in a digital-mad world.
Fast Company MagazineThis Is Not a JokeFacebook tested flagging fake articles as “satire”? You’ve got to be kidding me. This is why algorithms can’t solve everything.
Fast Company MagazineWe Cheer! We lead! We Know There is a Need!Why playful virtual protests of real-world indignities can be more effective than playing the outrage card
Fast Company MagazineUnplugging’s a BeachA digital detox can be as reinvigorating as an island getaway, but routine, short tech breaks can be even more refreshing.
Fast Company MagazineHelp, I’ve been Growth-hacked!What are the repercussions of engineering rapid success at any cost? Just messing with people’s lives, that’s all.
Fast Company MagazineA New Social ContractWhat if brands stepped away from trying to be part of the conversation and made products worthy of being talked about?
Fast Company MagazineHot on the Paper TrailA receipt should be a chance to say more than “Thank you for shopping!”
Fast Company MagazineLimitlessConstraints inspire creativity. Why hasn’t the Internet gotten the memo?
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