7 Inspiring Things I Learned During My Weekend With the Oatmeal
Matthew Inman -- the man behind the infamous Oatmeal -- is much more soft-spoken and thoughtful than his drawings of foul-mouthed dinosaurs might lead you to believe.
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Top Journalists Are Flocking to Brands. Here’s Why
Brands are luring away big names in journalism -- Newsweek's Dan Lyons and Melissa Lafsky Wall, Wired's Michael Copeland -- and these writers aren't churning out press releases; they're still telling stories.
Tired of WordPress? Give Into Ghost
Ghost stands in stark contrast to the powerful yet bloated WordPress beast. It's cleaner and easier to use. But what can a system so minimal offer publishers and content creators?
Brand Publishing Playbook: Making Energy Efficiency Sexy
For decades, getting homeowners to see the light when it comes to energy efficiency has been a knock-down, drag-out fight for utilities and non-profits. Rather than wrestling for the public's attention, Michigan Saves decided to take the fight where it belongs—inside customer homes.
Tumblr, Pinterest, and Visual Content’s Fast-Rising ROI
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but for retailers looking to engage consumers via social media, that may be an understatement.
Porter: The Brand Mag That’ll Eat Vogue’s Lunch
Luxury online retailer Net-a-Porter just released the first issue of its glossy new print mag, Porter, and it might just be the most impressive and ambitious brand publication ever.
Could Dataminr Be a Journalist’s New Best Friend?
Enter Dataminr for News -- a service piloted at CNN that was developed to inform journalists of emerging news posted on Twitter in real time.
Paper: The Latest Step In Facebook’s Native Ad Master Plan
On Monday, Facebook introduced Paper, a ‘social newspaper’ app that feels like Flipboard and Facebook had a beautiful love child raised and nurtured by Apple.
Are Brands Ready for Jelly?
What ultimately separates Jelly from visual networks like Instagram and Pinterest is a commitment to altruism. But can brands take advantage of the platform?