We're going to go ahead and file this report from Catalyst under the heading "obvious but nice to have some actual data for it."

I get tons of speaker proposals, and have for years (with the Tweet House, Twitter Conferences, Web Community Summit, Blog Business Summit, and now Dent). There are good ways and bad ways to pitch...

This year, we're super excited to welcome our artist in residence: Jessica Hagy, author and web artist, creator of the popular webcomic This is Indexed.

I recently discovered the "Word" category at the very bottom of my Spotify interface. Intrigued, I've been digging through it during my seemingly endless commutes, and have found some interesting gems.

New research highlighted in the New York Times has convinced me to take a 30 minute stroll every day. We're so used to health outcomes happening on long-term time frames that it's taken us this long to see how we feel on the same day:

It's a startup world out there. Let's face it; many of the people who are working on universe-denting projects are entrepreneurs and cash is a scarce resource.

We live it, too.

Denter Stewart Ugelow's new nonprofit venture Teach Fishing, which has been brewing for around two years at this point, has been featured in the Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance Newsletter, via a Q&A around the origins and purpose of Teach Fishing

I am instinctively drawn to the concept of prototyping new technologies and experiences by gluing together concepts from science fiction. Lots of it is obvious in retrospect: you may notice the iPad in Ender's Game. Today's smartphones were called "data pads" in 80's Star Wars novels. And so on.