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Once again, We Media is designing new space. There’s the physical space of weSpace, the co-working hub we’re launching for entrepreneurs and digital creatives. There’s the social space where we connect innovators through technology, collaboration and creativity. And there’s the space between the ears where we consider our place in a shape-shifting world.
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Regrets: Can’t make the Steve Jobs meetup tonight. Zuckerberg is coming to the house for dinner.
In the City of Fools, a last-minute, April 1 invitation for a private, drop-by with a dignitary is as predictable as cherry...
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Let’s keep the power in our hands. Join us on Wed., April 6 in NYC. This time it’s personal.
Click Here for Live Coverage For all the world-changing of recent weeks you’d think there were more important matters to...
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Some HuffPo writers are paid for this stuff
Jason Linkins explains the standards, the quality of journalism and how The Huffington Post really works. Case closed.
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AOL’s ambitions fly in Arianna’s shadow
Lacking respect for news, AOL tries to charm its way into your wallet with Arianna's alchemy and a cynical master plan for low- and no-cost content.
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The Daily’s iPad debut: It’s Groundhog Day
Today I watched the movie Groundhog Day and downloaded The Daily on my iPad. Both reminded me how we live the same day over...
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Google’s museum is in eye of the beholder
The next exhibit in the Museum of Next may be its next museum. Take the tour at Art Project, now online. Google has scanned...
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For Mona Eltahawy, it’s personal. Meet her.
If you seek meaning from the events in Egypt, then you know Mona Eltahawy. “An Egyptian from the inside and outside," she is the voice of a people, an interpreter for Western media. Meet her at We Media NYC.
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Speak-to-tweet leaps Egypt’s Repression 2.0
With most Internet services blocked, Google quickly created a “speak-to-tweet” service to allow people in Egypt...
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More news about the news that wasn’t news
Covering the news of a complex, volatile world should make you humble. It makes Bill Keller smug. What he is really saying is that something is news when The New York Times says its news.
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Content meant to be read on every screen
Roger Black is a designer who likes to read. Now with partner Filipe Fortes, a computer scientist and user-experience expert, he’s created a platform for narrative in the digital diaspora.
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Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences, architecture designed to inform, entertain and inspire
From a city founded in the 2nd Century BC comes a glimpse into how the city of the future might work — with equal...
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Rachel Sterne to steer NYC’s digital direction
Rachel Sterne becomes New York City’s first chief digital officer. The Ground Report founder, who’ll give up her...
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The revolution within the revolution: How mobile devices and social media changed Tunisia
What is revealing about this revolution is the way in which citizens discovered it, how they informed one another, and how they mobilized around it. They used their mobile phones, now ubiquitous in North Africa, to communicate via text messaging and Twitter. For many Tunisians, their phones are their Internet. Theirs is a story about the democratization of media, a social revolution that wields the power to change lives as well as governments
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