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The massive platform competition means companies must do everything they can to retain customers. The marketplace will sort itself out, says Chris Anderson, author of Free.

In the digital world, there’s disconnect between the price of production and the final price of the product. What does this mean for business? Wired editor-in-chief, Chris Anderson, explains.

It’s Google. Surprised? Wired’s Chris Anderson describes what the universe would look like in this new way of doing business.

Chris Anderson, author of The Long Tail and Free, reflects on what forces helped him arrive at his new concept.

A conversation with the Editor-in-Chief of Wired Magazine and author of The Long Tail and Free: The Future of a Radical Price.

A conversation with the CEO and co-founder of rmbrME.

According to Gabe Zichermann, founder and CEO of rmbrME, games can improve the outcomes in all of life’s aspects. This video is part of a “Profiles in Entrepreneurship” series with […]

Entrepreneur Gabe Zichermann relocated his team from San Francisco to Manhattan. He has one regret. This video is part of a “Profiles in Entrepreneurship” series with Start Out, which promotes […]

Gabe Zichermann has started two of his own companies. Maybe that’s why he hasn’t felt the challenges of being gay in the business world. This video is part of a […]

The key is figuring out how to move that train one foot out of the station, says serial tech entrepreneur Gabe Zichermann. This video is part of a “Profiles in […]

You’re as likely to win the lottery as create a winning application for the iPhone. Serial tech entrepreneur Gabe Zichermann explains.

Gabe Zichermann, the founder and CEO of rmbrME, could never remember anyone he’d met. So he started a business. This video is part of a “Profiles in Entrepreneurship” series with […]

Jason Christopher Hartley on creating “Surrender,” a play about his Army experience.

The soldier and author reveals his role models.

An Iraq veteran explains why the pen is more challenging than the sword.

What you can’t know about the Army until you join.

An Iraq veteran reflects on the disturbing ratio of enemies to innocents killed in combat.

The author and former infantryman argues that homosexuals belong in the infantry—and women don’t.

How one American soldier blogged the truth about the war until his commander stopped him.

An Iraq soldier’s gritty life at war, from confrontation to masturbation to defecation.

The story of one Army National Guardsman in New York on 9/11.

A conversation with the Harvard Professor of Physics.

Physicist Melissa Franklin would love to have a dream dinner with Samuel Beckett or Richard Feynman, but she’s afraid she’d get nervous and make a fool of herself.

Physicist Melissa Franklin recommends you avoid trying to control where your ideas take you—instead, let them do their own thing.

Empirical scientists won’t stop making fun of popular science icons like Brian Greene, but that doesn’t mean they don’t love them.

Melissa Franklin stays up at night concerned mainly about how her son is doing in Little League; though she worries about bigger problems, they aren’t tangible enough to make her […]

Why is a group of brilliant scientists spending millions to find the smallest particles in the universe? As it turns out, they will be able to teach us a lot […]

Will the new Large Hadron Collider create an earth-consuming black hole? Highly unlikely, says the Harvard physicist, but if it did, “it wouldn’t be so bad.”

Supercolliders are expensive to build and maintain, slow to get going, become obsolete as soon as a new one is built, and are shooting for discoveries that even physicists are […]

Melissa Franklin had her share of challenges n the male-dominated world of physics: colleagues made passes at her, they asked her not talk, and were generally “less evolved socially.” She […]