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The art of captivating an audience can take years to develop.
Read More »How to Spread a Great Idea
Got great ideas? Channel your inner Seth Godin and start spreading them around
Read More »Amory Lovins On Creating A Prosperous Economy Without Oil, Coal, Or Nuclear
In his new book, "Reinventing Fire," Lovins creates a system for powering a 21st century civilization without using 20th century methods. Amory Lovins, the chairman of the Rocky Mountain Institute and the author of influential books like Winning the Oil Endgame and Natural Capitalism, is back with a new book--and this time, he's claiming that the U.S.
Read More »Closing the Gap between Psychology and God
This year has been the worst in recent history for natural disasters in the U.S., with record-level floods, fires, and hurricanes.
Read More »Sparks in Your Sleep
Inspiration often seems to pop up unpredictably--in the shower, on a long walk or even at the grocery store. But one place I never expect it is during sleep. I tend to think of myself as a computer: at bedtime I power myself down with teeth brushing and pillow fluffing, and soon enough my brain switches off.
Read More »How I Found Happiness
Billionaire Ted Leonsis shares lessons he learned in living a life and building a business with no regrets. Ted Leonsis has just about done it all.
Read More »Don’t Shoot The iMessager: Why Cell Phone Networks May Soon Have To Shrink Your Bill
Tomorrow Apple is due to launch its iOS 5 update to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch's systems, bringing iMessage with it. Because of this, and other new tech, how your cell phone provider charges you for your service may be close to radically changing--powered not by internal company decisions, but by smartphone advances
Read More »Dell World’s App Puts Control Of Conferences In Audience’s Hands
The best part of any conference usually takes place in the halls--where you can network, of course, but also where you can find the answers you were looking for and have the kind of conversations you wanted when you came to the conference in the first place. A new app that Dell is pioneering at its first-ever Dell World conference this week will attempt to simulate that experience at least somewhat and, say Dell executives, vastly improve the overall conference experience. Most conference apps are just digital versions of the paper program.
Read More »The I-Slate: A Low-Cost Tablet For Kids In The Developing World
This tiny tablet can be powered by the sun, and dramatically improves a student's abilities to learn math. Over the years, computers have become an integral part of education in the developed world. But what of schools in less wealthy areas that lack access to electricity, not to mention the cash for pricey electronics?
Read More »Liquid Robotics: Wave-Powered Boats That Can Sail Forever
The little boats are used for ocean monitoring, but could be used for much more soon, thanks to the company's new hire, former astronaut and Googler Ed Lu.
Read More »Video: How Steve Jobs’s Early Vision For Apple Inspired A Decade Of Innovation
Steve Jobs's return to Apple in 1997 is often referred to as the greatest second act in business history. He had been ousted more than a decade earlier in 1985, and was forced to watch helplessly as the company he built tumbled toward bankruptcy, hampered by poor management, a weak product line, and a dearth of innovation
Read More »How to Tap Employee Ideas
Encouraging your employees' creativity can not only create an engaging work environment, but create new business. Seven experts share their tips on getting employees to share their ideas. The origin of the humble Post-It Note is perhaps the best-known story about a million-dollar innovation that sprang from an unexpected place within a company
Read More »Uh-oh! 12 diseases doctors overlook
Think your doc has all the answers? Some conditions produce symptoms so tricky that even good doctors fail to spot them
Read More »After Spurning Android, HP May Offer Windows 8 Tablets
For Hewlett-Packard's TouchPad tablet, which heads to market on Friday, the company avoided using Android at all costs . Well, actually, at a very specific cost: HP spent $1.2 billion last year to acquire Palm, which helped develop the TouchPad's slick software, WebOS.
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