...in the human need to be in nature. It’s part of our reptilian brain; we always have been in nature. Most corporations are suffering from what we call nature deficit...

One of our 100 Things to Watch in 2013 is Nature As Antidote, the idea that with urbanization rising around the world, more people will retreat to nature to escape...

...a mobile network or mobile consortium together with an Apple or a Google, then maybe something interesting and different can happen. The brilliance of the card networks is the way...

...ad network. Over email, VP of marketing Shrikant Latkar, who also oversees market research, explained what some of InMobi’s research has found about mobile usage worldwide, how context-driven mobile advertising...

...start to look at the agreements and the leveraging of interoperable contracts. Startups like Personal.com, the Respect Network and Reputation.com are based on the notion that one way to navigate...

...video company Joost and director of strategy and business development at MTV Networks International. In 2009, he and his wife left their jobs to travel the world, and the idea...

...that’s making bicycles and watches. And if you go to Shinola’s site or watch their creative messaging, it’s really about tradition and restoring the classic nature of Detroit as one...

...try. They enter the social networking category of consumer, and you want your network to be the first one they sign up for. And it’s so frothy right now that...

...that have been reported to promote mindfulness-based techniques include Target, McKinsey & Co. and the Oprah Winfrey Network. When a person is mindful, how does that affect their approach to...

...be done more cheaply by machines,” says Karl Widerquist, co-chair of the Basic Income Earth Network and an associate professor at Georgetown University. “We seem to be doing this at...