ARTICLES

An Explosion of Rock Docs Produces these Top 10

(Oldster Magazine)

THE KELP COMEBACK

Underwater Forests Return to Life off the Coast of California, and That Might be Good News for the Entire Planet

(Smithsonian Magazine)

50 Years On, My Brain Remains Shaped by The Ramones

(Oldster Magazine)

“The Ramones set the bar as low as you can go. The barriers to entry fell away. An entire generation saw The Ramones, and in the words of Danny Fields, the band’s manager, they all said: “Look at them. They can’t play. They’re terrible! They don’t know more than three notes…. Let’s start a band!” And so it was with my friends and me ...

The Feminist Who Inspired the Witches of Oz

The untold story of suffragist Matilda Gage, the woman behind the curtain whose life story captivated her son-in-law L. Frank Baum as he wrote his classic novel.

(Smithsonian Magazine)

The Top 20 Business Transformations of the Last Decade

(Harvard Business Review)

Introducing OKRs to Your Organization: How TED does OMGs

(WhatMatters.com)

Sometimes, when you’re introducing a new management idea, the organization receiving it might treat you like you’re from another planet, especially if the company already has a strong sense of its mission.

The German Experiment

(MIT Technology Review)

The government sets a premium price on solar and other alternative power sources.

The policy offers lessons in ways to encourage the use of renewable energy.

Anchoring to Your Mission: How Allbirds Measures Sustainability

(WhatMatters.com)

What the Best Transformational Leaders Do

(Harvard Business Review)

It's Time to Take Out the Trash - Before the Trash Takes Out the International Space Station (WIRED)

Selected for The Best American Science & Nature Writing

Solving the Climate Crisis at a Profit (MIT Technology Review)

A Q+A with Hunter Lovins

TELEVISIONARY (WIRED)

In a stroke of genius, Philo T. Farnsworth changed the way we see the world.

Then corporate America pushed him out of the picture.

Advertising Webonomics 101 (WIRED)

Not someday, today - advertising on the Web makes economic sense. You just have to forget everything you ever learned about the business.

A Face of One’s Own (Discover Magazine)

As any newborn baby knows, no two faces are alike. Now, finally, a computer knows this, too.

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