How to Make Meetings Shorter (for Real)
The pandemic shutdown made Zoom a tool that nearly everyone had to start using, from CEOs to K-12 students. But weirdly, people didn’t seem to get...
The pandemic shutdown made Zoom a tool that nearly everyone had to start using, from CEOs to K-12 students. But weirdly, people didn’t seem to get...
I agree with every single one of those points, which can potentially guide us on the actual boundaries we might consider to mitigate the dark side...
Ben Smith thought that he’d be spending the end of April banking interviews about his book that goes on sale next week. It’s not working out...
I woke up one day last year and realized I no longer listened to music. Instead I just listened to sludge—a blur of indistinguishable songs that...
Beyond the game’s eclectic weapons, we later learn that the monsters are the ghosts of past failed startups. Each startup represents a level with its own...
A lesson I learned early in life: never piss off a librarian. Apparently District Court Judge John G. Koetl skipped out on a formative traumatic-shushing experience,...
One figure in particular emerged as the leader of propaganda games development—Mahdi Jafari Jozani, a high-ranking member of the Basij. Jozani’s first major title, Safir-e Eshgh, was...
The percentage of US workers represented by a union has fallen for decades, down to 10 percent last year. But unions have recently scored wins in...
In 1987, then-CEO of Apple Computer, John Sculley, unveiled a vision that he hoped would cement his legacy as more than just a former purveyor of...
Eva Xie did it right. She went to the highly competitive Bronx High School of Science in New York City and then MIT, where she studied...