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Brendan Collins

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FastCompany.com
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I'm a recent college grad from Virginia looking to enter the world of journalism, so I joined the editorial staff at FastCompany.com. I'm interested in Web 2.0 and all related issues/trends/stories and the Moneyball approach to business.

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I'm a recent college grad from Virginia looking to enter the world of journalism, so I joined the editorial staff at FastCompany.com. I'm interested in Web 2.0 and all related issues/trends/stories and the Moneyball approach to business.

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"Let's face it - some days you're the pigeon, other days you're the statue." - David Brent

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Fast Talk | September 08, 2008 10:03 am
Q. Fast tAlk Question - Do Facebook's targeted ads ever rub you the wrong way?
A. Nope. Know why? Two reasons: 1) Facebook doesn't make ads noticeable enough, and 2) I never pay attention to ads anyway, be they of the pop-up or stationary variety.
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Big Idea: The amount of new oil produced from off shore drilling would be too small to affect world oil prices. | by Fast Company staff | September 08, 2008 9:59 am
Comment: Offshore drilling may or may not bring down oil prices. Same with drilling in the North Shore in Alaska. I'm on the fence about drilling, but I can't help but think: where do we draw the line with...
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Slideshow | September 05, 2008 6:30 pm
The 9 Most Humorous Websites
Fark is a little like Digg or Reddit with a twist. Readers submit totally unnewsworthy stories, as well as their hilarious...
Tags: Technology, Work/Life, collegehumor, comedy
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Fast Talk | September 05, 2008 9:25 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - By dropping its price to become the cheapest gaming console on the market, can Microsoft reclaim the spotli
A. Nope. This is a bit of an unfair question too, since it implies that Microsoft is in last place in the console war (which it isn't). Microsoft plays second fiddle to Nintendo, but it is squarely...
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The Texas Rangers' Young GM | by Fast Company staff
In the average Major League clubhouse, where thick-armed, barrel-chested men curse and fart with equal aplomb, there is little room for conventional dorkiness. The majority of...
Tags: Innovation, Leadership, Allied Domecq, Baseball America
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Travel Guide Books Get a Redesign | by Kate Rockwood
1. Ideo Eyes Open The innovation-and-design firm brings its fresh eye to a travel book ($22.95) with 50 photo-saturated, offbeat experiences in a...
Tags: Innovation, Work/Life, Fred Dust, Globe Pequot Press
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Gettysburg Battle Site Revamps To Attract Tourists | by Fast Company staff
Rusty weapons. Frayed carpet dotted with greasy chewing-gum spots. Ceiling tiles yellowed by water stains. For years, the visitor center at Pennsylvania's...
Tags: Innovation, Work/Life, Barnes & Noble, Bob Wilburn
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