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Public comment on the FCC's proposed net neutrality rules, which include allowing "fast lanes" for internet traffic, is open through September 10th.

Samsung successfully brings innovations to market by strategically managing upper management approval for new initiatives. via Harvard Business Review.

Sarah Green Carmichael of Harvard Business Review questions whether male leaders are subjected to the same level of scrutiny as Jill Abramson, former executive editor of The New York Times.

Ben Casselman argues in The Slow Death of American Entrepreneurship that entrepreneurship in the U.S. is declining, attributing this to factors like an aging population and the dominance of large corporations.

Yahoo acquired Meh Labs, but plans to shut down the startup's apps and integrate the technology, a different approach than Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. via WIRED

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard providing trend analysis, innovation research, case studies, and expert insights across industries to help marketers, innovators, and retailers stay informed about emerging trends and developments.

via PSFK.

Highsnobiety's style page showcases new fashion arrivals, collaborations, and the latest news and trends in luxury fashion and streetwear. via Highsnobiety

Research from UX firm Bunnyfoot reveals that 36% of people don't realize Google Adwords are ads. via @Econsultancy

The Boston Globe reports on how domestic abuse shelters are turning to counter-surveillance tactics like Tor to protect individuals seeking refuge.

via The Boston Globe

New and expecting parents use Google Search twice as much as non-parents, and their top searches change based on the baby's stage of development.

via The source of this content is Search Engine Watch.

Industry insights and case studies are available from PSFK's AI-powered dashboard, which offers marketers, innovators, and retailers curated content on emerging trends. via PSFK.

New York-based creative agency The Barbarian Group has a decade-long tradition called "Formal Friday" where employees dress up.

via Adweek