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About Fogelson-Lubliner
Occupation: Graphic Design Studio
Location: BROOKLYN NY
Location: BROOKLYN NY
Fogelson-Lubiner is a graphic design studio operating from a small storefront in Brooklyn, NY. They design things that get printed, programmed and animated. Originally from New Jersey (Gary) and Chicago (Phil), they met while attending Pratt Institute, and have shared two apartments and two cats prior to sharing a studio. In addition to GOOD, some recent clients include Soft Skull Press and the New York Times.
Fogelson-Lubliner's Website:
http://www.fogelson-lubliner.com
http://www.fogelson-lubliner.com
Member since: 10/2008
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Fogelson-Lubliner thinks Transparency: The Achievement Gap in American... is good. 3 weeks ago
Microlending a Helping Hand
Popularized in the 1970s, the practice of microcredit—giving out small loans to borrowers to encourage entrepeneurship—has offered much-needed capital to small business owners who do everything from making handicrafts to selling the milk from a lone cow, and rural children who want to attend school. Here's a look at the top 15 microcredit... Read & Discuss The Cell Phone Revolution
In the developed world, we're tethered to our mobile devices. In the developing world, the phones are essentially primary computing devices, as well as communication tools. Mobile phone usage has skyrocketed in recent years in several parts of the world. It begs the question: Is increased connectivity making us more productive? Click here to... Read & Discuss What Is it Good For?
Sharing is part of coexisting—and that means fairly distributing land and resources, but also respecting rights and freedoms. Armed conflicts worldwide are down from a peak in the early 1990s, but we're still enjoying an era of peace. These are the countries involved in the most skirmishes (both internal and international) since the end of... Read & Discuss Transparency: What Is a Trade Deficit?
As governments around the world continue to react to the economic downturn, some people are warning against trade protectionism (i.e., imposing taxes and tariffs to make importing goods into a country more difficult). Indeed, the first draft of the stimulus bill had a "Buy American" provision that would have forced some companies receiving... Read & Discuss Transparency: How Much Water Do You Use?
As we become more and more aware that we may be using water at an unsustainable pace, the idea of water footprints—the amount of water an individual uses—is becoming more common. Water footprints can be hard to calculate, depending on how far up the chain of production you go, since everything you eat and buy used some water to produce (to feed... Read & Discuss Transparency: Where Does Your Water Come From?
The state of California recently declared an emergency due to drought, and the water supplies in many American cities are at dangerously low levels. This is partially because our largest metropolises have far out-stripped their fresh water sources, forcing them to import water from lakes, reservoirs, and rivers, sometimes hundreds of miles... Read & Discuss Where Does the Internet Come From?
Last year, important internet cables connecting Europe to Asia were mysteriously severed, resulting in days of outages for millions of internet users. It was a stark reminder that, no matter how instantaneously our information seems to travel, it is, in fact, moving through cables on the bottom of the ocean. And, while the internet might seem... Read & Discuss Perfect, Inc.
Jealous of your friend who gets massages at work? Yeah, we are too. Turns out that was just the beginning. As the business world races to merge the lost luxuries of the dotcom boom with the responsibilities of the sustainability era, we construct the ideal workplace.
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Moving to a new town can be pretty hard. But if, like Comet Skateboards, one of the founding principles of your company is community engagement, making new friends is easy. Less than a year after relocating from Oakland, California to Ithaca, New York, Comet has settled right into this vibrant community, preaching their... Read & Discuss GOOD Business: IceStone
If you're looking to trick out your home with the greenest products on the market, you could do a lot worse than IceStone. Their countertops are made of recycled glass and concrete and they don't cut corners on aesthetics or sustainability. They're attractive from cradle to cradle. A GOOD Business video.
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Fogelson-Lubliner thinks GOOD Business: Greyston Bakery is good. 1 year ago
GOOD Business: Greyston Bakery
How good can one brownie be? Greyston Bakery's brownies are delicious, sure, but they also help to alleviate poverty within the community of Yonkers. With a progressive, open-door hiring policy, Greyston welcomes people who may have faced barriers to employment before. The profits from the bakery are funneled back into... Read & Discuss 
