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Business
Apple’s Brand Is at Stake as Customers Demand Better Labor Practices
Loyal Apple consumers call on the company to reform its supply chain before the launch of the company’s highly anticipated iPhone 5.
Technology
Sponsored Infographic: Take the Fast Lane to Electric Vehicles
Ready to switch from pump to plug? CODA's all-electric sedan is showing what the road ahead looks like.
Education
Obama Turns the Spotlight on STEM Teacher Training at White House Science Fair
If we don't train 100,000 teachers, who will educate the next generation of rock star science fair winners?
Lifestyle
Buy You a Drink: A Cocktail for Swallowing Zuckerberg’s Billions
Zuckerberg stands to make $28 billion. I think the rest of us deserve a drink.
Business
Why-PO? Mark Zuckerberg’s Strange Plan to Finance Facebook
Facebook's public offering was widely anticipated. That doesn’t mean it makes sense.
Business
Public Access: Facebook Says There's No Conflict Between Profit and Privacy
About to realize a fortune, Mark Zuckerberg promises: "We make money to build better services."
News
GOOD Maker Winner: Text Messages Boost Immunizations and Save Lives in India
More than 500 parents will receive critical vaccination alerts for their newborns via text message.
Environment
No Politics, Just Science: A New App Explains Climate Change
A new app brings a far-reaching global event down to earth.
Education
Click "Like" After Class: Yale Professor Chooses Internet-Free Lecture Hall
Yale art history professor Alexander Nemerov found an old-school way around student's checking Facebook in class.
Education
An Educational Technology Bill of Rights Targets Censorship in Schools
Teachers and students are fed up with bans on social media and smartphones.
Education
With Udacity, Former Stanford Professor Goes All-In on Online Learning
With Udacity, Sebastian Thrun wants to unleash the "true power of education."
Business
Engine Yard Stokes the Boiler for Open-Source Software Developers
Hire seven experts to work for a year building a complex product. Then, give it away to anyone who wants it.
News
Hustlin': For Millennials, Chat Rooms Are the New Conference Rooms
IMs and chat rooms aren't just distractions. For Millennials, they're how we brainstorm at the office.
Education
Merging Play and Learning: Why Students Love Robots
Robots don't criticize kids for wrong answers or unconventional thinking, and other reasons our schools need robots.
Education
Will Apple's iBooks Experiment Lower the Price of College Textbooks?
If Apple becomes the iTunes of the digital textbook world, will college students be able to save some cash?
Business
Business Breakdown: Following SOPA Protests, Feds Shut Down Megaupload
The UPS of Piracy, or a new model for content distribution? What's behind the latest crackdown on internet file sharing.
Technology
The Real Lesson of the SOPA Blackout: The Internet Should Flex Its Muscles More Often
We're people who work hard at important jobs like everyone else. But we're hardly the group most in need of grassroots activist support.
Design
How Did the Web Protest SOPA? Let Us Count the Ways
Google wasn't the only site to take a stand against web censorship yesterday. Check out how the internet said 'nope' (or 'NOPA') to SOPA.
