A conversation with Anil Dash, influential blogger and Chief Evangelist at Six Apart.

Anil Dash says the great challenge for new media involves balancing competing demands for accessibility and immediacy.

Blogger Anil Dash shares his wisdom on boosting blog traffic and income.

Anil Dash explains how the blogosphere has grown from a small, tight knit community to a pervasive engine of modern communication, and evaluates whether or not it’s a good thing […]

Anil Dash explains how LOL Cats teach us about the evolution of language, and confesses about his Internet prankster past.

Blogger Anil Dash details his role in establishing his medium as the Internet’s primary form of communication—and explains why he’ll never write a book about it.

Dev Patnaik raves about his big ideas: an “empathy dashboard” and–tongue firmly in cheek–a hand pug dog.

Duke economist Dan Ariely warns that monetary incentives can destroy quality of work. He also believes there are often alternatives to layoffs.

He blames human emotion for the sinking economy.

It’s a challenge for companies to get feedback that allows them to make changes, says Duke economist Dan Ariely.

Duke professor Dan Ariely has little faith in human rationality.

A conversation with Jump Associates CEO and author of “Wired to Care.”

Strategic planner Dev Patnaik cautions companies about adopting an open innovation strategy.

Jump Associates CEO Dev Patnaik claims the web-based collaborative encyclopedia is the ultimate argument solver.

Learning from his mistakes, the author of “Wired to Care” explores how managers can become leaders.

Strategic planner Dev Patnaik explains why younger generations view goods as disposable, why older generations view them as durable, and how businesses need to re-orient themselves accordingly–or lose teenage consumers […]

Jump Associates CEO Dev Patnaik debunks the corporate America myth that some products are only valuable if they’re cheap.

Companies that want to be prosperous can learn from the President’s intuitive ability to connect with people.

Author Dev Patnaik maintains that the ability to understand the feelings of your work colleagues is key to innovation and success.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely worries about the consequences of giving away products and services online.

The behavioral economist reflects upon the day that his emotions got the best of him.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely tackles the moral dilemma of administering placebos in medicine.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely refutes the conventional wisdom behind knowing and liking.

Dan Ariely, the author of “Predictably Irrational,” believes in associating undesirable tasks with pleasurable activities.

Making decisions while sexually aroused isn’t worth the risk, says Duke economist Dan Ariely.

A conversation with the author of “Predictably Irrational” and professor of behavioral economics at Duke.

A Conversation with the ACLU Director.

ACLU Director Anthony Romero sees plenty of work ahead for President Obama.

Anthony Romero charts his career as a rights activist.

ACLU Director Anthony Romero is growing impatient about Obama’s lack of decisive action on gay rights.