At the heart of affective computing are three misguided ideas about what human emotions are.

A list of how five newspaper publishers and media companies are innovating to keep the news industry profitable.

Through a new understanding of high-value design, Samsung renewed the product design of its TVs and doubled its market share in just a few years.

If Facebook is serious about becoming the social index for the entire web, it needs to make itself a more hospitable place for outside web page content to live.

As apps have become tokens of the future, publishers need to become inventors of everyday science fiction.

Our study of the mechanics behind relationship-building among young people uncovered how so­cial networks affect the quality of their friendships.

ReD helped Samsung develop their own distinct visual design philosophy–one that gave up the aesthetics of technology to instead reflect the aesthet­ics of the home.

There’s a lot of talk about teens being “digital natives.” But for teens technology is just another way to maximize their social connections.

The hottest media trend in the last few years has been the explosion of hyperlocal content as it has become clear that the masses cared most about themselves and their surroundings.

For media companies, creating compelling content demands a lot more subtlety than promoting products. To engage teens, they have to understand the way they respond to the world.

The traditional providers of classroom teaching tools are failing to create the exciting atmosphere and empowering relationships teachers aspire to achieve.

Foursquare has also cultivated some bizarrely anti-social behaviour in a subset of its users.

The use of your real ID online has become an issue of moral uprightness — yet don’t we all want accountability and reliability for all users?

In a poll, we found that most people wish that Facebook would help them deepen their friendships in the real world.

As consumption moves into a digital world, there is growing demand for digital products to mimic the aesthetic appeal of wear and tear.

Social networking was supposed to bring people closer. It hasn’t — and the stats from our recent survey prove it.

When developers in wearables put less focus on creating long-term relationships with users, they can deliver more meaningful value to users in the moment.

As banks digitize more of their services, the human factor can be lost. How can banks better understand the financial wellbeing of their customers?

Instead of letting the tech industry invade your privacy in the name of their progress, it’s time to really ask — What do we really want as a society?