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Some freelancers ditched cities for rural America, according to Fast Company. via fastcompany.com

While voter fraud is improbable, WIRED explains how issues like aging voting machines and unequal resources can create unfair elections. via WIRED

Tim Ferriss' new book *Tools of Titans* summarizes the lessons he learned from interviewing nearly 200 world-class performers on *The Tim Ferriss Show*.

Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg will team up to host a new celebrity cooking show on VH1 called Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner.

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Notorious hacker Hector "Sabu" Monsegur, of the group LulzSec, is now a security researcher working to find and fix vulnerabilities.

Craft breweries are increasingly choosing cans for their beers due to quality, sustainability, feasibility, and portability benefits. via Food52

Gary Vaynerchuk criticizes brands for overspending on TV ads while neglecting platforms like Instagram and Snapchat where younger audiences spend their time. via The Drum

The Association of National Advertisers' leader argues that marketing executives must take charge in addressing industry challenges like ad fraud and transparency. via Ad Age

Workplace communication platform Slack launched a new branded podcast called "Work in Progress" that focuses on stories about the meaning and identity people find in their work. via Adweek.

Netflix's streaming revenue exceeded $2.2 billion for the first time ever, a 36% jump fueled by hits like "Stranger Things" and "Narcos." via The Drum

American Express cardholders can earn double rewards at participating small businesses until the end of 2016. The offer requires card registration and applies to the first $100,000 in purchases, with a higher limit for some business cards. via The Points Guy