RSS Feed Digital Media Diva

« The Wall Street Journal: Niche Audi... Technology Blogger Robert Scoble to... »
December 28, 2007

6:36 pm | 0 recommendations | 7 comments

Fast Company's Best of 2007: Innovators, Books, and Trends

| posted by Lynne d Johnson

Fast Company's Most Innovative Business People of 2007
From the pages of Fast Company and FastCompany.com, we examine the creativity and innovation of great minds elevating business, such as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Timothy Ferris, author of the 4-Hour Work Week, and even Arnold Schwarzenegger. >>>

The Best Business Books of 2007
A roundup of Fast Company's picks for the best business books of 2007, including Made To Stick by Chip and Dan Heath, as well as Fugitive Denim by Rachel Louise Snyder, and The No Asshole Rule by Robert I. Sutton. >>>

Best of the FC Blogs: Business Trends of 2007
We review the technology, innovation, and business trends of 2007 with this roundup of blog entries written by Fast Company magazine editors, FastCompany.com staff, and members of our expert blog. We found out that Twitter could both ruin lives and save lives. There's also a look at branding yourself in the Web 2.0 era, design in dubai, and more. >>>

Tags: Innovation, innovation + creativity
Report Content
Sign in or register to comment.

Recent Comments | 7 Total

January 1, 2008 at 1:04am

InsideHoops
The most creative minds are often the ones that take a simple need and fill it more efficiently than anyone else in an almost too-simple manner.
Report Content

January 2, 2008 at 3:38am

Apoorv Khatreja
I'm surprised that you haven't included Mark Shuttleworth's name in here.
Report Content

January 5, 2008 at 12:19pm

Corey Kossack
I think Mark Zuckerberg has done a tremendous job over at facebook. A lot of people are beginning to predict the decline of facebook in the near future. I'm not sure what I think yet... I see it growing as nearly everybody I know is on facebook or is getting on now, but on the other hand, what they have done with applications is beginning to get annoying. I don't really want to spend my time having vampires bite me or having people invite me to join their "Oregon Trail wagon". What do you guys think?
Report Content

January 7, 2008 at 6:55am

scott
If you're interested in entrepreneurship, check out a new book called Illusions of Entrepreneurship. It busts a lot of myths out there on the topic. Better yet, see how much you know about the topic by going to the book's web site and take it's entrepreneurship quiz. http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/entrepreneurshipquiz.asp
Report Content

January 7, 2008 at 1:44pm

Peter Cook
Try 'Sex, Leadership and Rock'n'Roll' for 2008 - an innovators guide to leadership and business. Peter
Report Content

January 7, 2008 at 7:37pm

Mike
Please put these all on one page. There is no reason to have this as a slideshow. Come on FC!
Report Content

January 7, 2008 at 9:57pm

Bill
A slideshow? This is the worst format to present this kind of information. I know you're trying to drive up ad revenue, but this is just annoying.
Report Content

Special Editions?