Matt Alldian

Vive, a new subscription service, wants to give New Yorkers unlimited monthly hair blowouts for $99. via The Next Web

Read all the tech news you missed from the weekend of April 13, 2015, including headlines about Twitter, BitTorrent, and the "podcasting patent." via The Next Web

Tech tools for tracking personal goals are becoming increasingly popular, but don't neglect less measurable but equally important tasks. via @sharpbrains

Whitney Johnson's article on career planning explores the financial implications of switching careers.

Rolling Stone published The Dukes of Oxy, an article focusing on the story of Doug Dodd, a former high school drug kingpin. via Rolling Stone

Seth Godin outlines five steps to digital hygiene in a recent blog post.

via sethgodin.typepad.com

SoulCycle leverages the social media presence of its instructors to cultivate a strong brand community and drive word-of-mouth marketing. via Digiday.

This article details the "Paper Clip Strategy" for building good habits.

via jamesclear.com

Microsoft released an Android app allowing you to control PowerPoint, Excel, and Word presentations on your PC remotely. The app allows you to advance slides, play media, change sheets, and more.

via The Next Web (TNW).

Digital marketing agencies must adapt to succeed globally, including 24/7 service to meet client needs. via Search Engine Watch.

Harvard Business Review explores the link between working long hours and increased alcohol consumption.

This piece on LessWrong explores 16 different types of predictions people can make to potentially improve their judgment and accuracy in various areas of life. via LessWrong