Yesterday we published the latest update to our twice-annual Transparency Report, sharing details about the government requests for user information we received and how we responded to them. It's only one of the ways we protect the privacy...
The best office is wherever you do your best work. Here are tips for finding your ideal place when you’re ready to roam away from home a little.
If you’re a creative pro, your job probably involves two kinds of work: creative work and busywork. The creative work is where you get to express yourself: experimenting, following your instincts, getting in your flow. And then comes the...
Right this second, millions of people are putting off something important. Whether it’s a pile of laundry or a difficult conversation, we all avoid things from time to time. And while chronic procrastination can have a serious impact on...
Every crisis feels like an inescapable existential threat while we’re going through it. But society always finds its way back to some semblance of normality. Alongside that transition, people, communities, and businesses recover, too....
As Chairman of the American Influencer Council and founder of Untitled Secret, Patrick Janelle is showing creators how to build their businesses.
Many dimensions of how, where, and when we work have shifted over the past couple of years. As we head into 2022, we’re curious how things will continue to evolve. We talked to a few experts in various fields—workflows and productivity, communication and culture, wellness, and small business and...
In short: Discover insights on work trends in 2022: Emotion-capturing tools, flexible meetings, refined culture, resilience, and growth in the creator economy. (AI summary)
In 1975, Steven Sasson, an electrical engineer at Kodak, burst into his boss’s office, clutching a bulky metal contraption. Sasson excitedly explained that he had successfully used a “charged coupled device” to digitally capture an image...
There was a time when the idea of one person having multiple computers was a far-off theoretical concept. But today, computers, which now include mobile devices like phones and tablets, are dramatically more common. Having multiple...
Karl Friston takes on the pandemic with the brain’s arsenal Published on May 10, 2020 or, how to model complexity (lots of it) by facing your uncertainty The lockdown had begun in London but for neuroscientist Karl Friston, it was just an average day. He had just met with his neurobiological...
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