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The role of the CMO has expanded dramatically, making it almost impossible to find the right one for your company. As you have probably learned by now, finding C-level executives for a young company is pretty hard

A new study finds that mobile devices, more than social networks, are driving the revolution in digital news consumption. The newspaper isn’t dead, it’s just gone mobile.

What if your brand was sucked into a controversy it had nothing to do with? Here's how it happens.

So-called collaborative consumption is changing the way we buy just about everything. What you can learn from this still-growing trend.

For a whole new generation of tech-savvy young professionals, having access to social media or the right smartphone in the workplace is at times more important than earning a higher salary.

This post is one in a series introducing my new book, The End of Business as Usual . The state of social media is no insignificant affair. Nor is it a conversation relegated to a niche contingent of experts and gurus

This and more important news from your Fast Company editors, with updates all day. UK Goverment Summons Social Networks For Riot Talks . Next Thursday the Home Office will hold a meeting with the top social networks to discuss the recent nationwide riots.

But 14 percent admit they're still not sure how to use it. What marketing tool can't small businesses live without? Here's a hint: It's not Facebook (or any other recent innovation).

The app world is a messy place: millions of apps floating in the cloud, never receiving attention. It's also incredibly fragmented, with apps developed for myriad devices and platforms--your smartphone, tablet, computer, social networks, and browsers

Remember all the talk about how there's no money in social networks? Well, it now seems strangely academic

Flipboard , the popular news aggregator/browser app, just got a significant makeover that boosts speed and includes Instagram support and a clever social search.

Who we know determines who we are. Three new books reveal how much heroes and even distant acquaintances influence us.