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Mariam Adil (far right) onstage at a Clinton Global Initiative University's conference with President Bill Clinton and other commitment makers. Image courtesy GRID Website

She’s shaking up the video game industry. From Pakistan

Technology

Mariam Adil, a young entrepreneur, is making waves, challenging stereotypes in the gaming industry. Her mission: By letting gaming become more inclusive, the industry can do so much more to advance social progress.

A screenshot of one of the harrassing tweets directed at video game critic Anita Sarkeesian.

What is #GamerGate all about?

Media
Pro-European integration protesters are pictured through an Ukrainian flag decorated with the European Union stars during a mass rally at Independence Square in Kiev

Ukraine’s gamers take to the streets in protest

Global Politics

Digital’s economy of free

Business, Economics and Jobs

For Tomorrow’s Games, Look at Your Phone

The World

Aha Moment: Gentleman’s Agreement

Global Politics

Susan Evans grew up in Louisiana during the 1950s-60s. Her first year of high school was the first year of enforced integration. Years later she was able to confront her family’s racism. She was inspired by Elia Kazan’s film Gentleman’s Agreement.

Your Take: Government Shutdown and Essential Jobs

As a government shutdown looms, we’re asking listeners who they might hold accountable, and you’ve got a lot to say on the subject. After the announcement that even after a shutdown, some “essential” public jobs would remain, we’ve also been asking about how one defines essential jobs. When you think about your own job, do […]

The World

Libya and The Great (Viral) Game

By now you’ve likely seen the Russian-made video which uses the mobile game Angry Birds to have some fun with recent news out of North Africa. But if you’ve missed it, here it is […]

Good Earthkeeping Seal of Approval

Starting this fall, some products will sport a blue globe with a bright green check mark. It’s called the Greenseal. Steve talks with Greenseal CEO Denis Hayes, who chaired Earth Day 1990.

The World

Google, Kan., woos search company with new town name

Business, Economics and Jobs

How far would you go to get a potential employer’s attention? Topeka has officially, temporarily changed its name to “Google Kansas ? the Capital of Fiber Optics,” in a bid to become the test location for a new ultra-fast internet connection.