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Change.org Lets You Put Your Money Where Your Signature Is
Since Change.org began focusing on its petition tool in 2011, it has offered just two actions for supporting a cause: Create a petition; sign a petition. Now the company is expanding that list.
Coding Is the Must-Have Job Skill of the Future
Fast forward to 2020. What job skill must you have? Coding.
When Visualizing Data, You Have to Fail to Succeed
As a data scientist, if your data causes co-workers to lose sleep, you've done your job, perhaps too well.
5 Things Never Heard at the Most Innovative Companies
A great brand name no longer protects you from losing your edge.
Why People Get Annoyed at Celebrities on Kickstarter (And Why They Probably Shouldn’t)
When Kickstarter launched in April 2009 it created a way for the little guys to fund their dream projects. Lately, though, that seems to be changing.
The Best Philosophy Is Particularism
That philosophy is particularism, a fancy word for a simple idea: that in our ethical lives, rules are useless.
Spotify May Need To Be More ‘Asian’ To Dominate Region
Asia’s fragmented music fanbase and subscription habits may stand between Spotify and its total domination of the region, or at least so its competitors hope.
Joining The Conversation: Lessons In Real-Time Marketing
The authors of a new book on real-time marketing outline how brands can be part of cultural conversations without looking like idiots.
Are Negative Twitter Messages Contagious?
Does a negative post on Twitter have infectious germs powerful enough to influence the behavior of tweeters? Maybe. Then again, maybe not.
Easing Pain In The Consumer Journey
Real-time and automation are a dangerous combination
