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A technology journalist estimates the data transfer costs for the popular "Serial" podcast could range from $11,000 to $36,000 for three months of distribution. via Glenn Fleishman writes words about things.

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The Wall Street Journal shares the story of how MIT players engineered a football team. via wsj.com

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard for trends and innovation research, providing industry insights, case studies, expert analysis, and tools for marketers, innovators, and retailers across various sectors.

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This article traces the evolution of database technology from centralized systems to distributed architectures, highlighting challenges and innovations in caching, sharding, and memory management. via SingleStore.

Tim Ferriss discusses his career philosophy, work-life separation, personal mantras, and thoughts on flexible careers and entrepreneurship in a Q&A about his popular "4-Hour" book series and lifestyle design concepts. via Mashable.

The New Yorker article explores the rising trend of agents representing highly skilled programmers, much like those in sports and entertainment. via The source of this content is The New Yorker.

Startups can find success by building innovative products that larger companies might overlook, using their agility and unique market position to create disruption. via Learning by Shipping

A WHO staffer accidentally revealed an apparent attempt to blacklist BuzzFeed reporter Jina Moore from its Ebola coverage. via The source of this content is Mashable.

A podcast interview with Tom Webster explores the mobile commerce revolution, arguing that successful mobile marketing strategies understand human behavior. via Social Media Examiner.

This blog encourages retailers to rethink their marketing strategies and invest in digital platforms.