Liam Wong's photos of Tokyo at night are showcased in this Kotaku article. via Kotaku.

Hearst is now using vertical video ads on its mobile websites, following the trend set by platforms like Snapchat.

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IPG Media Lab releases a recap of marketing trends seen at SXSW 2016, including VR, AI, and social video messaging. via IPG Media Lab.

Quartz's news app delivers stories in a text-like format, letting users choose which topics to explore further. via TechCrunch

Wired explores how the comedy landscape has changed, highlighting the "Silicon Valley" cast as examples of comedians who found success. via Wired

Instagram's move to an algorithm-based feed will impact fashion brands who previously thrived on organic reach.

Digiday's humorous take explores how to discuss new ad formats, like in-image advertising, with editorial teams without ruffling feathers. The article provides reassurances about user experience and editorial integrity.

PSFK highlights IKEA hydroponic gardening kits for growing food. via PSFK

This article outlines three principles for organizations to create a customer-obsessed culture. via The source of this content is Econsultancy.

Hidden code suggests Google is working on a "freeform windows" mode that would let you use multiple Android apps in floating windows.

via Ars Technica

Fast Company's website features articles about tech, news, design, work-life, and more.

Richard Feynman and Charlie Munger are used as examples of the power of multidisciplinary learning in this blog post, which advocates for being an expert in multiple fields. via 25iq.