Sometimes product leadership makes sense. But often market evolution makes other leadership claims more viable and valuable. If you’re a market incumbent looking back at a red ocean and forward at a blue pond, consider changing the game.

This is a great speech.

Who sung the lyric "why am I soft in the middle when the rest of my life is so hard?"

This eight-minute BBC film chronicles the final test of a real-life Shaolin monk. While it's not quite like the test Caine takes in the TV show "Kung Fu," it's actually way more amazing and intense.

IBM's Mike Rhodin explains a large paradigm shift that is about to occur in computing—a move from a deterministic programming model to a probabilistic model.

Thought leaders from different disciplines are singing in concert when it comes to success in social media. What Godin calls "remarkable" Pulizzi calls "tilt."

YouTube and other video platforms are wreaking havoc on mainstream media outlets. But another wave of innovation is coming--boutique media outlets by the millions.

Social networks have become "behavior modification empires," according to #JaronLanier, who believes society can't survive without drastic change. And he has something in mind.

Marx believed the industrial revolution was the end stage of innovation. George Gilder argues that Google believes the same thing about its own AI. Does that make Google a "Marxist" organization? Gilder thinks so.

Jimmy Fallon and Jack Black cover the classic rock ballad "More than Words."

Frenchman flies a hover board across the English channel.

YouTube and other video platforms are wreaking havoc on mainstream media outlets. But another wave of innovation is coming--boutique media outlets by the millions.

New biomedical techniques, like next-generation genome sequencing, are creating vast amounts of data and transforming the scientific landscape. They’re leading to unimaginable breakthroughs – but leaving researchers racing to keep up.

YouTube's inference engine can lead you into some pretty strange places. For me, a guy checking out RV's, it was Everest, the Yukon, and the wilds of Vancouver Island.

George Gilder sees the "Googleplex" being replaced by the "cryptoverse." One example of revolutionary new blockchain technologies is the Brave Browser, by JavaScript creator Brendan Eich.

Savvy enterprises are moving from a single website to a two site model, the second one being a media outlet designed to build brand equity and loyalty among future generations of customers.

A Behavior Modification Empire is an organization that establishes the means of human interaction via highly addictive technologies that elicit Pavlovian reactions to social rewards and punishments and then sells the right to manipulate participants

In an iconic Seinfeld episode, Kramer sets out to change the world. Of course, he fails to enact real change. But the question is why?

The great promise of the Internet is dead. But is there a way to bring #democracy back to what has become a haven for big tech and big money?

90 percent of the 1.8 billion websites in the world are inactive, a statistic that leads to an unthinkable conclusion: websites are terrible marketing vehicles. Why don't websites work for their intended purpose, and is there a better alternative?

Search engine algorithms are systematically driving what they consider to be content-market efficiency, but they're missing the target, and, in the process, marginalizing small businesses by the millions.

Gary Vee tells a great story about the amplification rule on social media.

Robotics, AI, and automated technologies will radically disrupt the global workforce in the coming decade. New jobs will replace the old ones, but how will workers make the transition?

A huge tiger shark swims between people wading and the beach. Based on their response, are they crazy or courageous?

Blogging for a living sounds romantic, but what's the reality? There are lots of reasons "blogging to pay the bills" is hard, but these five stand out.

According to Paul Rulkens, 97 percent of us follow industry orthodoxies, despite the fact that they’re often obsolete. The 3 percent who “think out of the box” become the captains of industry.

Google's move to marginalize all but Alphabet companies is wreaking havoc on search results.

Gary Vaynerchuck says the key to building a following is to "Bring value. Don't extract it." Find out the three main ways you can bring huge value to your social networks and reap the financial benefits.