A case-study look at five businesses with very different approaches to Twitter, all of which worked. Jet Blue, Etsy, and TastiDLite make the cut.
A case-study look at five businesses with very different approaches to Twitter, all of which worked. Jet Blue, Etsy, and TastiDLite make the cut.

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today's top stories from our friends at pitchfork

Teachers are turning to social media to make it easier to get shy students to participate.

Twitter has become an essential source of news for the Arab revolts. Here are four lists you can follow to get the latest developments, unfiltered.

Check out UPS's progress for reducing carbon emissions, increasing fuel efficiency, and reducing noise in their airline fleet.

There's a new "speaker" on Twitter. Nancy Pelosi passes the title to John Boehner with a touch of humor, setting a precedent for a digital age.

Here's what the volume of Osama Bin Laden-related tweets looked like on Sunday night around the time of the official announcement of his...

A high school in Brooklyn denied students the right to use all but one restroom.

With our economy in the weeds, Twitter users want to know whether Obama would legalize marijuana. The two are more related than you think.

With its mostly pointless redesign, Twitter is hoisting a common internet mistake onto tens of millions of satisfied customers.

Web development is dominated by dudes, so Etsy's giving out 20 scholarships to ladies who want to get better at coding.
Gallup has released the results of a new global "wellbeing survey" and it confirms what we already know: There's a lot disparity in how...

Inexpensive, innovative tools can help small farmers in Africa fight global hunger.

The Panera CEO reports that his free cafés are thriving in spite of naysaying and a horrible economy.

After the quake, Fonkoze stepped up and took deposits, doling cash out as remittances—all the while keeping the hole in its vault hush-hush.

Five years ago, it would have taken a brave soul to ride a bike in downtown Mexico City. Not anymore, thanks to a wildly popular bike share system.
Yesterday's crash-landing in the Hudson of a U.S. Airways flight was nothing short of miraculous (big up to Captain Sully--support him for...
British Airways plans to construct a fuel plant that will convert landfill waste into millions of gallons of jet fuel, which could reduce net...
Corporate jets have a bad name these days. And between all the negative publicity and the generally hard economic times, new planes are down at...
The situation in Haiti is horrific, to say the least. It seems that, right now, the best way to help is a simple donation to the Red Cross, who,...
The British Psychological Society has a fascinating summary of some new research at Brock University. Apparently, intervention programs that are...
This video (below the jump) investigates why one in seven people is malnourished, how food dependency affects the poor, and how we can make sure...