Q and A: Mike Fiebach, Fame House
Back home after six years in San Francisco and building his company through high-profile work with DJ Shadow, this former artist is helping musicians and brands work digital marketing magic.
World's largest model of a carbon nanotube at Drexel for Philly Materials Science and Engineering Day
It was only about 20 years ago that carbon nanotubes, among the stiffest and strongest fibers known, were discovered. Ever since, scientists and academics have been researching potential uses.
Finding Phil: Foursquare's Groundhog Day Badge is Back
Last year's badge was among the most popular, unlocked by a then-record 28,0000 users.
LoResTV: Temple Students Create Film Company to Examine Entrepreneurs
Ready Set Go is a series of short films that put a group of eight undergrads to the test, and one student hopes the experience will lead to his own startup success.
Debunking the List: Philly As Most Depressed City is Comical
A psychology website ranks our city as the most depressed based on Google Trends and an assortment of keywords. Both its methodology and presentation are bogus.
Most-Read of 2011: Reading's Redemption Can Be Replicated
The Berks County seat's revival has the same swirl of dedicated, motivated change agents that the rest of Pennsylvania will need in 2012.
EDITOR'S EDGE: Penn State Can Transcend Scandal With Groundbreaking IP Policy Shift
VP of Research Hank Foley says the school will no longer pursue intellectual property ownership related to industry-funded research, an announcement buried by the Sandusky case.
All Aboard: Trolley Car Diner's Impactful Brand Grows in Philly
Developer, restaurateur, and community activist Ken Weinstein has helped transform Mt. Airy and nearby communities with a grassroots approach.
Turkey Day Games: Keystone Edge Off For Thanksgiving
Only Massachusetts has more Thanksgiving Day high school football rivalries at least 100 years old. We'll enjoy some gridiron and return with a fresh issue on Dec. 1.
GPIC report: Energy efficiency work in Philly area could mean $618M in local spending, 23,500 jobs
Energy efficiency retrofits at nearly half of our region's commercial buildings could mean $618 million in local spending and support 23,500 jobs, according to a report issued on Monday by the Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster.