2014

Valet Magazine's "T-Shirt Upgrade" suggests the short-sleeve henley as a stylish alternative to the typical tee or polo.

via Valet.

Leaked invoices suggest that the FBI's Digital Intercept Technology Unit paid Microsoft thousands of dollars monthly for customer information.

via The Verge

Matt Wolf's film explores the history of youth culture before the 1950s. via @collectorsweekly

"This American Life" is ending its 17-year distribution agreement with Public Radio International, but the show will continue with a new distributor.

Pocket unveils a prototype app that allows Android Wear users to save articles directly from smartwatches. via Mashable

A 404 error page on Cool Material informs visitors that the requested page doesn't exist, offering a link to return to the site's homepage. via CoolMaterial.com

Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan's attempt to block Twitter backfired spectacularly, with users easily circumventing the ban and the hashtag #DictatorErdoğan trending worldwide. via Mashable.

Google co-founder Larry Page stated at the 2014 TED conference that he would rather give his money to Elon Musk's Mars mission than to charity. via Mashable

A management scholar and executive coach writes about his experience coaching a "talented executive" with "extraordinary drive and charisma." via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard for trend analysis, providing insights on innovation across industries. via PSFK

Walmart surprises everyone with a new ad that focuses on the story of Patrick, a factory worker born with disabilities. via The source of this content is Adweek.

G4S, the world's third-largest private employer, operates as a global security company in complex environments.