A group for NYC Poptech participants. The free exchange of ideas and goodwill doesn't have to end when the final cello is played. For Poptech attendees based in New York City, we have a few distinct a

The digital ethnographer Michael Wesch on the dark side of social media, what we learned from Iran, and why the future of the web depends on human

Congratulations to Ecovative Design as the winner of the OG25 competition! Ecovative Design works with nature to replace unsustainable plastics and foams with natural composites. Using innovative new materials ...

When I was at PopTech in October, I saw the solarFLAP(Flexible Light and Power) bag, a joint project of Portable Light, Timbuk2, and PopTech. It seemed like something that could help ...

Editor’s note: Carl Honoré spoke about the Slow Movement at PopTech 2007—watch his talk for more background on how slow creates meaning and happiness.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge said, My eyes make pictures, when they are shut. Well, my friend Tony's eyes make graf and they are wide open. Behold the

Bobbie Johnson: 8-bit computers created a generation of programmers – now one firm is taking the same spirit of exploration to children in India and China

“A country Road. A Tree. Evening. [wow.episode.01]” is the first installment of Eve Sussman and the Rufus Corporation’s new video project called White on White. It is six minutes long and is the fifth multiple published by Compound Editions in New York. ...

In our first batch of video releases from PopTech 2009: America Reimagined, we are excited to share the fine presentations of the 2009 Social Innovation Fellows from October 22nd and 23, 2009, when they captivated a packed Camden Opera House and global live stream audience.