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National Pet Day: Shelter Animals Going Online
To recognize National Pet Day on April 11, we look at how some animal shelters are tackling the problems they are facing during COVID-19 by going online.
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Artificial Intelligence Will Do What We Ask. That’s a Problem.
By teaching machines to understand our true desires, one scientist hopes to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences of having them do what we command.
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1,000 True Fans? Try 100.
“I believe that creators need to amass only 100 True Fans—not 1,000—paying them $1,000 a year, not $100.” On the blog of Andreessen Horowitz, Li Jin explains how today’s creators can effectively make more money off of fewer fans.
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The Most Loved and Hated Classic Novels According to Goodreads Users
Is a novel “great” just because a lot of people read it?
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Science FridayOn Science Friday’s WordPress VIP site, you can listen to the popular radio show’s latest episodes, read engaging, accessible stories about science and technology, and find resources for teachers and parents.
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Runway Girl NetworkRunway Girl Network is a buzzing hub where a group of diverse aviation journalists share news, insight, and analysis for travelers and industry professionals alike.
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Casey Handmer’s BlogCovering topics from space and energy to technology, Casey Handmer tackles complex issues in engaging, approachable essays.
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_southstart_southstart 2019, a festival in Adelaide, South Australia, will “gather disruptive ideas, unlock curious minds, and unleash the sharing of real-world experiences from the business and technology frontlines of the future.”
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“A Door to Iteration, Innovation, and Constant Progress”: What Is Open Source?
What is open source? Here’s a primer with article, video, and podcast recommendations to learn more.
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Eight Tiny Stories, Translated From the Emoji
James Hannaham and John W. Bateman play a game: one of them texts five random emoji to the other, and the recipient then creates a micro-story. Read some of their collaborations at Electric Literature
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Creative Commons“When we share, everyone wins.” Through easy-to-use copyright licenses, Creative Commons helps creators legally share knowledge and creativity with others around the world.
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Adobe 99U99U, a career resource and event series from Adobe, inspires and helps creative professionals build their careers and make their big ideas happen. Explore its archives on ideas, leadership, productivity, marketing, money, and more.
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Practical Wisdom: Toolkits for Creative Professionals
Read tips and takeaways from this season’s Own Your Content campaign.
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How to Give Proper Attribution
“Have you ever held a door for a stranger and they didn’t thank you for it? That’s what it feels like when someone uses your work and doesn’t give you credit or proper attribution.” In this Own Your Content toolkit, Creative Commons CEO Ryan Merkley and others share advice on giving credit on the internet.
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How to Make a Proper Introduction for a Collaboration
At Own Your Content, you’ll find advice from influencers across various topics. This toolkit offers tips from Grace Bonney, founder of Design*Sponge, and others on how to craft thoughtful emails that can lead to creative collaborations.
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