Matt Alldian

Digiday recaps the week's top stories, including changes coming to Snapchat Discover. via Digiday

Quartz opened its chart-building tool, Atlas, to the public in May 2016 and has attracted 10,000 users who have created 7,000 charts, garnering 2.5 million views. via @digiday

Fast Company provides six expert tricks for achieving inbox zero every day. The website features a variety of content covering topics like business news, technology, work life, and design.

Eater reports that The French Laundry and Per Se have dropped to the "back fifty" of the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, with several other notable restaurants also dropping off.

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Fast Company's website features a 404 error message, but links back to their homepage and other sections like Tech, News, Design, and Work Life. Each section highlights a few recent articles on topics ranging from disaster relief efforts and AI to union leadership and hiring practices.

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Econsultancy and Datalicious surveyed senior staff about media budgets and found some discrepancies in spending versus engagement. via Econsultancy.

This biography covers Kanye West's life and career, from his early days to his music, fashion, relationships, and controversies. via Highsnobiety

This article explores eight theories behind the success of leading CPG brands and three ways those brands can be unseated. via Branding Strategy Insider.

Tim Ferriss interviews Kevin Kelly, author of "The Inevitable", about AI, virtual reality, and the future.

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FiveThirtyEight analyzed 163 wedding playlists to find the most popular songs played at wedding receptions. via FiveThirtyEight

Yahoo's homepage drives more referral traffic to publishers than Twitter and Google News, according to Chartbeat. via Digiday.

The history of pho is discussed by Andrea Nguyen in a piece published by Lucky Peach. via The source of this content is Lucky Peach.