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Fast Company

Google Hopes Taylor Swift Will Finally See Green In YouTube Red

As artists and record labels clamor over YouTube payouts, some are skeptical that Google’s subscription service can change the equation.

Fast Company

The Music Industry’s New War Is About So Much More Than Copyright

We’re listening to more songs than ever thanks to YouTube. Eight charts that explain why that isn’t necessarily music to the ears of Taylor, Bono, and the big labels.

Fast Company

You Oughta Be In Pictures: Hardware, Apps, And Advice For Making Your First Movie

Here’s all the knowledge and gear you’ll need to film your first cinematic masterpiece.

Fast Company

Don’t Be Too Surprised That Peter Thiel Is A Trump Delegate

Silicon Valley has long venerated as a genius a man whose rhetoric is often just as controversial as that of the presumptive GOP nominee.

Fast Company

Artists Claim YouTube Pays Them Less Than Spotify. Are They Right?

The video behemoth argues that it shouldn’t have to pay as much as other streaming services.

Fast Company

Why More People Can’t Get Suboxone, The Drug That Might Have Saved Prince

For some, Suboxone is just another addiction. But for many many others it’s a lifesaver.

Fast Company

Voter ID Laws May Have Actually Increased The Likelihood Of Voter Fraud—By Hackers

States that passed voter ID laws didn’t just potentially disenfranchise voters. They made their elections more vulnerable to hackers.

Fast Company

Marissa Mayer Isn’t The Only CEO Poised For A Massive Payday If Fired By A New Owner

The news that the Yahoo CEO could net a $55 million severance package made for breathless headlines this morning.

Fast Company

Manolo Espinosa Wants To Know Why Your Mom’s Not On SoundCloud Yet

The sound platform’s “Head of Audio,” formerly the founder of Ear-Fi, is getting a second chance to revolutionize Internet audio.

Fast Company

With Reblorg, Tumblr Embraces Its Apocalypse GIF And Bespectacled Panda Penchant

What does the future of the web look like to Tumblr’s Editorial Team? “Insert Funny Apocalypse GIF Here.”

Ideas

These High-Tech Sensors Track Exactly How Fresh Our Produce Is So We Stop Wasting Food

Ideas

Rapid Resist Activates Protestors So Lawmakers Can Hear What Their Constituents Really Think

Ideas

Eating Beans Could Be A Magical Solution To Climate Change

Entertainment

Bryson Tiller, Carly Rae Jepsen, And That Lorde & Chromeo Remix: This Week In Music

Entertainment

He Didn’t: An “Arrested Development” Writer On Twitter’s Most-Used Political Meme

Entertainment

Sweden Lists On Airbnb, Gillette Asks Dad: The Top 5 Ads Of The Week

Co.Design

Interactive

Google’s New Viz Tool Makes Snappy GIFs Out Of Your Data

Product

This MIT-Invented Pasta Packs Flat, Then Snaps Into Crazy Shapes

Product

The Running Shoes Of The Future Are Alive (Oh, And They Glow)

Fast Company

Entertainment

Bryson Tiller, Carly Rae Jepsen, And That Lorde & Chromeo Remix: This Week In Music

Leadership

Five Job-Search Myths That Are (Still) Holding Back Your Career

Technology

David Holmes

Stories by David HolmesRSS

Google Hopes Taylor Swift Will Finally See Green In YouTube Red

As artists and record labels clamor over YouTube payouts, some are skeptical that Google’s subscription service can change the equation.

The Music Industry’s New War Is About So Much More Than Copyright

We’re listening to more songs than ever thanks to YouTube. Eight charts that explain why that isn’t necessarily music to the ears of Taylor, Bono, and the big labels.

You Oughta Be In Pictures: Hardware, Apps, And Advice For Making Your First Movie

Here’s all the knowledge and gear you’ll need to film your first cinematic masterpiece.

Don’t Be Too Surprised That Peter Thiel Is A Trump Delegate

Silicon Valley has long venerated as a genius a man whose rhetoric is often just as controversial as that of the presumptive GOP nominee.

Artists Claim YouTube Pays Them Less Than Spotify. Are They Right?

The video behemoth argues that it shouldn’t have to pay as much as other streaming services.

Why More People Can’t Get Suboxone, The Drug That Might Have Saved Prince

For some, Suboxone is just another addiction. But for many many others it’s a lifesaver.

Voter ID Laws May Have Actually Increased The Likelihood Of Voter Fraud—By Hackers

States that passed voter ID laws didn’t just potentially disenfranchise voters. They made their elections more vulnerable to hackers.

Marissa Mayer Isn’t The Only CEO Poised For A Massive Payday If Fired By A New Owner

The news that the Yahoo CEO could net a $55 million severance package made for breathless headlines this morning.

Manolo Espinosa Wants To Know Why Your Mom’s Not On SoundCloud Yet

The sound platform’s “Head of Audio,” formerly the founder of Ear-Fi, is getting a second chance to revolutionize Internet audio.

With Reblorg, Tumblr Embraces Its Apocalypse GIF And Bespectacled Panda Penchant

What does the future of the web look like to Tumblr’s Editorial Team? “Insert Funny Apocalypse GIF Here.”

Ideas

These High-Tech Sensors Track Exactly How Fresh Our Produce Is So We Stop Wasting Food

Rapid Resist Activates Protestors So Lawmakers Can Hear What Their Constituents Really Think

Eating Beans Could Be A Magical Solution To Climate Change

Entertainment

Bryson Tiller, Carly Rae Jepsen, And That Lorde & Chromeo Remix: This Week In Music

He Didn’t: An “Arrested Development” Writer On Twitter’s Most-Used Political Meme

Sweden Lists On Airbnb, Gillette Asks Dad: The Top 5 Ads Of The Week

Co.Design

Google’s New Viz Tool Makes Snappy GIFs Out Of Your Data

This MIT-Invented Pasta Packs Flat, Then Snaps Into Crazy Shapes

The Running Shoes Of The Future Are Alive (Oh, And They Glow)

Fast Company

Bryson Tiller, Carly Rae Jepsen, And That Lorde & Chromeo Remix: This Week In Music

Five Job-Search Myths That Are (Still) Holding Back Your Career

Are Tech Companies Funding Online Intolerance?