2015

Google's Project Fi is a new US wireless service that combines access to Sprint and T-Mobile networks with Wi-Fi calling. The service costs $20/month + $10/GB of data, with credits for unused data.

Dogfish Head Brewery founder Sam Calagione discusses the company's history of collaborating with musicians and sponsoring music events.

via Brewbound.com

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Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys announces a new music project called The Arcs and an upcoming album described as "extra weird." via Consequence.

Charles Mann's book *1491*, which challenges common perceptions of pre-Columbian America, is being adapted into an eight-part TV series. via kottke.org

Restaurant recommendation apps like Foursquare and Luka use algorithms and expert curation to personalize results for users. via Eater

The Brooklyn Flea Record Fair returns to Smorgasburg on May 19th with over 25 vendors. See the full list of vendors representing labels such as Domino, DFA, and Sacred Bones at the link.

In his article, Todd Zenger argues that sustainable competitive advantage is no longer relevant, and trial and error is ineffective for developing business strategy. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

Bon Appétit provides ten different chia seed recipes, in addition to outlining their history and nutritional benefits. via Bon Appétit.

President Obama's decision not to use the term "genocide" in reference to the 1915 killings of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire is discussed in this article. via @qz