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• Avenue A | Razorfish
  Razorfish is the world’s largest interactive agency and a division of aQuantive, Inc. (NASDAQ: AQNT). We help forward-thinking companies transform their businesses online.
  (tags: Philadelphia TTD)
• How Your Brain Makes Political Decisions – Newsweek Sharon Begley – MSNBC.com
  (tags: activism neuroeconomics policy politics emotion framing language propaganda psychology marketing neuroscience emotions)
• Ants aren’t smart. Ant colonies are
  (tags: collectiveintelligence selforganizing visualization nature)
• Using open source software to design, develop, and deploy a collaborative Web sit
  (tags: building cms collaboration community Drupal website)
• The Bamboo Project Blog: Organizational Barriers to Using Web 2.0 Tools
  (tags: web2.0 management tools community social)
• The Biggest Mind-Flip in Business Today
  Today, one of the defining responsibilities of leadership is to attract the best ideas from the most people—to master a world in which “nobody is as smart as everybody.”
  (tags: creativity business innovation leadership)
• Organization Development Network
  (tags: change development jobs facilitation learning network networking OD work organization)
• Giant microwave turns plastic back to oil – earth – 26 June 2007 – New Scientist Environment
  A US company is taking plastics recycling to another level – turning them back into the oil they were made from, and gas.
  (tags: science environment recycling plastic energy recycle green)
• Bloggers Blog: How Much Money Do Bloggers Make?
  (tags: bloggers income revenue advertising list)

Tags: aQuantive Inc., collaborative Web, Development Network, energy, interactive agency, microwave, neuroscience, Newsweek, oil, open source software, Philadelphia, plastics, Razorfish, Sharon Begley, United States

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