Dylan C. Lathrop

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Introducing GOOD 027: The Migration Issue

Off the map: It's where we're going.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Ann Friedman

Jun 02, 2012

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What's Wrong With This Picture? When Juxtaposing Past and Present Sends the Wrong Message

When we juxtapose how it was then with how it is now, we dismiss all the time in between as irrelevant.

Dylan C. Lathrop

May 12, 2012

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The GOOD 30-Day Challenge: Sleep Better

Throughout the month, we'll offer tips, ideas, and resources for becoming a healthier and better sleeper.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Good Worldwide

May 02, 2012

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Is Instagram Really Worth $1 Billion? Yes—If You’re Facebook

It might be crazy, it might ruin Instagram, but for Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook, the price was right.

Tim Fernholz

Dylan C. Lathrop

Apr 12, 2012

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Heal Thyself: Why I Promised to Donate My Kidney to a Stranger Why I'm Donating My Kidney to a Stranger

I've been waiting three years to donate a kidney to a stranger. That's a long time to stay faithful to an offer I made eight months out of college.

Mike Riggs

Dylan C. Lathrop

Apr 04, 2012

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Econographic: All About The Benjamins

The economy is complicated. Let us walk you through it.

Tim Fernholz

Dylan C. Lathrop

Apr 01, 2012

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One Is Not Enough: Why Creative People Need Multiple Outlets

The most interesting, creative people I know express themselves in a variety of ways. I used to do it myself.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Trevor Burks

Mar 31, 2012

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The Last Words: Texas Death Row Inmates' Final Statments

A heartbreaking snapshot of 280 men and one woman killed at the hands of the state.

Julie Ma

Dylan C. Lathrop

Mar 29, 2012

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Half a Billion People Were Defriended Last Year—Does That Undermine Facebook's Business?

As Facebook users change the way they behave, the social network company will need to stay nimble to protect revenue.

Kristy Pyke

Dylan C. Lathrop

Mar 22, 2012

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Intermission: No Bears There

When a bear meets his first existential crisis.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Mar 03, 2012

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Do You Know Your Overdraft Status? Bank Fees Still Bite Consumers

Don’t get caught paying $40 or more for a $5 cup of coffee. Consider your opt-ins.

Tim Fernholz

Dylan C. Lathrop

Feb 26, 2012

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Intermission: Walter Lewins' Lovely Lines

The world-renowned physics professor can't keep the noise down.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Feb 25, 2012

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Chat History Remembering a Relationship, One Chat at a Time

This is a record of our relationship that we didn’t intend to write.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Rebecca Armendariz

Feb 10, 2012

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The Iowa Caucuses Explained in Simple Flowchart

A step-by-step look at Iowa's first-in-the-nation presidential vote.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Ann Friedman

Jan 05, 2012

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2011 Explained Through Facebook Updates: January-March

You read about the big news this year in newspapers and magazines; now read it through Facebook statuses.

Wylie Overstreet

Dylan C. Lathrop

Dec 21, 2011

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2011 Explained Through Facebook Updates: March-October

You read about the big news this year in papers and magazines; now read it in Facebook updates.

Wylie Overstreet

Dylan C. Lathrop

Dec 19, 2011

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Svpply, Cool-Hunting that's Simple Enough for Mom to Use

Get what you want the first time, without all the hint-hint, nudge-nudge.

Dylan C. Lathrop

Dec 08, 2011

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Off the map: It's where we're going.

When we juxtapose how it was then with how it is now, we dismiss all the time in between as irrelevant.

Throughout the month, we'll offer tips, ideas, and resources for becoming a healthier and better sleeper.

It might be crazy, it might ruin Instagram, but for Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook, the price was right.

I've been waiting three years to donate a kidney to a stranger. That's a long time to stay faithful to an offer I made eight months out of college.

The economy is complicated. Let us walk you through it.

The most interesting, creative people I know express themselves in a variety of ways. I used to do it myself.

A heartbreaking snapshot of 280 men and one woman killed at the hands of the state.

As Facebook users change the way they behave, the social network company will need to stay nimble to protect revenue.

When a bear meets his first existential crisis.

Don’t get caught paying $40 or more for a $5 cup of coffee. Consider your opt-ins.

The world-renowned physics professor can't keep the noise down.

This is a record of our relationship that we didn’t intend to write.

A step-by-step look at Iowa's first-in-the-nation presidential vote.

You read about the big news this year in newspapers and magazines; now read it through Facebook statuses.

You read about the big news this year in papers and magazines; now read it in Facebook updates.

Get what you want the first time, without all the hint-hint, nudge-nudge.