Recent Press

	1/27/2010 Steal This Design: The Power of Sharing Best Practices in Moments of Disaster (Alissa Walker) Fast Company
	11/24/2009 Does America Need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Torture? Reuters
	11/24/2009 TWC Launches Million-Minds Initiative (Adam Balkin) NY1
	11/19/2009 New School: How the Web Liberalized Liberal Arts Education (Maria Popova) Good
	11/12/2009 Michael Pollan: “What’s in the Beef?” (Adam Pasick) Reuters
	11/09/09 Nike and PopTech Team up to Find New Low Impact Materials (Danica Real) World Changing
	11/09/09 How Can Government Spark Innovation (Alec Ross) for Business Week Innovation of the Week
	11/05/2009 Is Listening an Endangered Skill? (Bronwyn Fryer) Harvard Business Review
	11/04/2009 PlayPower: 1980’s Computing for the 21st Century (Bobbie Johnson) guardian.co.uk
	11/02/2009 A New Way to Think About Sustainability (Jimmy Guterman) MIT Sloan
	11/02/2009 Michael Pollan’s ‘Hummer Driving Vegan’ Claim Debunked (Kyle Cassidy) Huffingtonpost
	10/29/2009 Inside PopTechs’s Solar Powered Bag-Flap: Shining a Light at Home (Cordelia Newlin De Rojas) Fast Company
	10/29/2009 Michael Pollan’s Prius-Hummer Blunder (Maura Judkis) US News
	10/29/2009 America, Reimagined (Marcia Stepanek) SSI Review
	10/27/2009 5 Questions for… Business Week
	10/27/2009 Crunching the Numbers on a Vegan in a Hummer (Adam Pasick) Reuters
	10/27/2009 PopTech Conference Lets Minds Meet in Maine (Adam Balkin) NY1
	10/24/2009 Nike- The Albatross and Sustainable Design Adam Pasick (Reuters)
	10/24/2009 Kinetic Sculptures (Andrew Price) Good Blog
	10/23/2009 What is Work in a Small Town (Sharon Glassman) Huffington Post
	10/23/2009 Mayor Revives Distressed Ghost Town (Marcia Stepanek) MSNBC
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	10/23/2009 Victims of the Pacific Trash Gyre (Adam Pasick) Reuters
	10/23/2009 PopTech ’09: An Opensource Car Company (Andrew Price) Good Blog
	10/23/2009 Observed Design Observer
	10/23/2009 PopTech ‘09: Praise You Like I Shouldn’t (Andrew Price) Good
	10/22/09 Lab Rats, Michael Jordan, and Wall Street Pay (Adam Pasick) Reuters
	10/22/2009 What is Work?: America Reimagined at PopTech (Sharon Glassman) Huffingtonpost
	10/21/2009 Next Billion Returns to Poptech (Francisco Noguera) Next Billion
	10/22/2009 PopTech ’09: ’Mo Money, ’Mo Problems (Andrew Price) Good Blog

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	10/14/09 The Elite Eight. The exclusive annual conclaves where America’s cognoscenti convene behind closed doors (Mark Lewis) Forbes
	10/12/09 Inside PopTech’s Solar-Powered Bag FLAP: Joining Forces With the Portable Light Project (Alissa Walker) Fast Company
	10/2/09 Inside PopTech’s Solar-Powered Bag FLAP: Timbuk2 Tackles Durability and Portability (Alissa Walker) Fast Company
	9/29/09 What is Work? Saving the World Without Killing Yourself (Sharon Glassman) Huffington Post
	9/25/09 Inside PopTech’s Solar-Powered Bag FLAP: An Introduction (Alissa Walker) Fast Company
	9/11/09 How to get invited to speak at a conference (Alissa Walker) Core77 (Alissa Walker) Core77
	9/09/09 Social Innovation Fellows – Class of 2009 Announced on Change.Org Nathaniel Whittemore
	09/09/09 PopTech Announces 2009 Social Innovation Fellows by Rob Katz
	8/14/09 Mention of the FLAP bags on Core77 – reviewing Maker Faire Africa
	8/18/09 Afrigadget and the solar FLAP Bag Project by Erik Hersmann
	12.1.08 Pop!Tech Gives Social Innovators a Boost by Jessie Scanlon
	12.1.08 Texts used to tackle South Africa HIV crisis by Stephanie Busari
	11.25.08 The Transformative 120: Text Messages Prove a South African HIV Lifeline by Nancy Scola
	11.12.08 Young innovators learn to pitch big ideas by Gregory M. Lamb
	11.10.08 R U Positive? South Africa tries a novel method to promote HIV testing by Jesse Ellison
	11.9.08 Geek Pop Star by Jason Zengerle
	11.1.08 Paul Polak: 15 Rules for Business Success in Any Market by Carleen Hawn
	10.31.08 Un millón de SMS diarios contra el SIDA
	10.29.08 Juan Enriquez : 10 Proposals for the Next President by James Pethokoukis
	10.28.08 Mobile Tech Targets AIDS: Pilot Programs in South Africa and the U.S. Use Cell Phones to Deliver Health Care Information by Ki Mae Heussner
	10.28.08 America: The New Venezuela? 10 Commandments for Saving the Economy by Linda Tischler
	10.27.08 Project Masiluleke taps cell phones in AIDS fight by Leslie Katz
	10.27.08 Dispatches from PopTech 2008 – Ideas and reports from the annual innovation incubator by Greg Lamb
	10.25.08 Pop!Tech Launches Digital Hub by Jessie Scanlon
	10.25.08 Letter from Pop!Tech: Tips on Persuasive Branding by Carleen Hawn
	10.24.08 Texts tackle HIV in South Africa by Jonathan Fildis
	10.24.08 Site of the Day: Live stream from Pop!Tech by Wook Kim
	10.24.08 Pop!Tech: Day one by Bobbie Johnson
	10.23.08 Speaking in tongues — 3,500 fewer, that is by Jordan Lite
	10.22.08 Pop!Tech: Ending the Conference Bag Arms Race by Linda Tischler
	10.22.08 Pop!Tech ’08: Welcome to Camden by Andrew Price
	10.20.08 In Troubled Times, Pop!Tech’s Stars Talk Tech, Scarcity by Alexis Madrigal
	09.16.08 Pop!Tech Bootcamp for Innovators by Andrew Revkin
	11.26.07 A meeting of minds tackled the big global issues by Kate Bulkley
	11.12.07 Inviting everyone to the party to change the world by Ellen Freeman Roth
	11.06.07 We Can’t Say We Don’t Know by Polly LaBarre
	10.24.07 Pop!Tech Outgrows Its Toys by Jessie Scanlon
	10.22.07 Thinkers Gather to Act on World Problems by Greg Lamb
	10.22.07 Parley enlists participants for HIV education in Africa by Ellen Freeman Roth
	10.22.07 Web Site Lets Consumers Offset Personal Carbon by Morning Edition
	10.19.07 Tapioca and the Nigerian Space Agency by Nicole Dyer
	10.19.07 When World-changers Meet in Maine: The Pop!Tech conference by Greg Lamb
	10.19.07 Nigerian Space Program Isn’t a 419 Scam by Mark Anderson
	10.18.07 eBay, Pop!Tech Make Buying Carbon Offsets Easy by Mark Anderson
	10.12.07 Translating the Web by Ernest Beck
	04.16.07 Ideas That Change the World by Lisa LaMotta
	04.16.07 Pop!Tech Pop!Casts by Leonora Oppenheim
	01.08.07 Pop!Tech Releases AntiBabel EP by Leonora Oppenheim
	11.01.06 Pop! Till You Drop by Anya Kamanetz
	10.23.06 Will Wright’s Dangerous Idea by Jessie Scanlon
	10.06 Live from Pop!Tech by Greg Lamb
	06.19.06 “Alive from Pop!Tech” Preview on NPR’s Morning Edition^(.rm) by Brenda Jorrett
	10.28.05 Wanna Start a Revolution? Play Videogames! by David Kirkpatrick
	10.22.05 Visionaries Float Big Ideas by Mark Anderson
	11.07.05 The Sharpest Image & PopSci at Pop!Tech by Tom Vanderbilt
	11.05 Inspiration: Pop!Tech by Sandor Hatvany