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AP Names Eric Carvin Social Media Editor
Salon Staff
The architect of Apple iconography
Emma Mustich
Susan Kare -- designer of vintage Mac symbols and Facebook "gifts" -- shares stories of Steve Jobs and famous logos
When design leaves the box
Christopher Butler
Mobile devices let us focus on the content of our designs rather than the dimensions of their display
Are we on information overload?
Thomas Rogers
The Internet has transformed knowledge. An expert explains why it's launched the greatest period in human history
Malaysia Proposal Video Wins Hearts Worldwide
Salon Staff
Therapists revolt against psychiatry’s bible
Rob Waters
Mental health professionals say new diagnoses will lead to overmedication
Occupy Wall Street Becomes Highly Collectible
Salon Staff
Occupy Wall Street Becomes Highly Collectible
Salon Staff
Occupy Wall Street Becomes Highly Collectible
Salon Staff
Big Oil and Canada thwarted U.S. carbon standards
Geoff Dembicki
Emails show how a Washington lobbyist enlisted Canadian officials to beat back U.S. carbon standards
A year of “austerity” and “vitriol”
Emma Mustich
Merriam-Webster has announced its top ten words of 2011. What's number one?
Inside the geeky, revolutionary world of “Minecraft”
Rob Spillman
Can a video game change the world? At the "Minecraft" convention in Las Vegas, crazily costumed obsessives say yes
Twitter takes sides on the Internet’s future
Nancy Scola
While some tech companies aim to sell surveillance, one aims to thwart it.
Why Coke’s new can infuriated the Internet
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Regular Coke in a white can? Someone forgot the lesson of New Coke -- don't mess with our soda
Newt Gingrich talks about inventive new ways to punish drug users
Alex Pareene
The GOP front-runner continues to tour America's bookstores, babbling away
Discovering the magic of paper
Hannah Sitzer
My project for the last two months has been folding these lovely white flowers by hand
Designing for the post-industrial age
Peter Beaugard
A new show reveals an aesthetic return to the authentic, handmade look
The new age of consumer activism
David Sirota
Our understandable rage at corporations is behind customer-driven like Bank Transfer Day
Klout is bad for your soul
Bonnie Stewart
The social media tool is being taken up as an actual measure of value and influence. And we should be wary
Finally, an Asian who packs a punch
Thea Lim
Generations horrified by "The Hangover" and Long Duk Dong have an unlikely hero in boxer Manny Pacquiao
Rushdie: There once was a girl named Kardashian…
Emma Mustich
The highbrow writer takes on a Twitter challenge and pens a limerick about the Kim and Kris split
Our misplaced faith in Twitter Trends
Tarleton Gillespie
#OccupyWallStreet probably isn't being censored, but it's time to stop worshiping algorithms
Walter White’s diabolical plot, explained
Matt Zoller Seitz
A video essay unpacks exactly what the "Breaking Bad" protagonist did, and identifies his accomplices
Netflix’s folly and the imperial consumer
Andrew Leonard
In an era when saying no has never been easier, there is only one golden rule: Don't annoy your customers
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