Nina Lincoff

Intermission: Bridging The Generational Divide

German photographer Frauke Theilking shows the differences and similarities between parents and children in a striking photo series.

Nina Lincoff

Jun 07, 2015

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Getaround: The Future of Car-Sharing

Instead of sitting in a driveway, your car could be a shared resource.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 30, 2011

Articles

Buy a Hat and Change a Life with Krochet Kids

You’ll be buying from, not donating to, the developing world.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 28, 2011

Articles

The Race for Custom Top-Level Domain Names

Get ready for URLs ending in '.whateveryouwant.'

Nina Lincoff

Dec 17, 2011

Articles

Intermission: School Portraits

And you thought your school photo experience was traumatic.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 10, 2011

Articles

The Case Against Cupcakes: Pie Wins Every Time

Frosting can carry a dessert only so far.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 07, 2011

Articles

Intermission: Take a Road Trip with Google Street View

Take a road trip with Google Street View.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 07, 2011

Articles

'Bike Czar' Nicole Freedman Gets Boston Pedaling

The alternative transit movement gets its (wo)man in city hall.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 04, 2011

Articles

Shift My Gift: Convert Your Holiday Haul Into Charitable Giving

While people around the world are in need, consumer culture encourages Americans to invest in stuff they don't even really want.

Nina Lincoff

Amanda Hess

Dec 04, 2011

Articles

Intermission: Snow Day

It's the first day of December and like these crazy skiers, it's time to embrace winter's glory.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 03, 2011

Articles

Can an App Make Grocery Shopping Fun and Educational?

An app teaches kids about the food they eat—while they're in the store.

Nina Lincoff

Dec 01, 2011

Articles

Ignorance Isn't Bliss: The Danger of Avoiding Tough News

A scary new study confirms the motivations behind North Americans' willful ignorance.

Nina Lincoff

Nov 30, 2011

Articles

Intermission: No Corkscrew, No Problem

All you can say is 'wow.' Watch a drunk Frenchman open a bottle of wine—with a shoe.

Nina Lincoff

Nov 30, 2011

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Intermission: A Photo a Day

Watch five years of a woman's life go by in 40 seconds.

Nina Lincoff

Nov 23, 2011

Articles

Intermission: Beatboxer Does Dubstep

"If you have never heard Dubstep, do not leave now."

Nina Lincoff

Nov 19, 2011

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Should MDMA Go From Party Drug to Medical Treatment?

The medical potential is great. The problem is MDMA's reputation.

Nina Lincoff

Nov 17, 2011

Photos: The Top Ten Most Meaningful Brands

Nina Lincoff

Nov 16, 2011

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German photographer Frauke Theilking shows the differences and similarities between parents and children in a striking photo series.

Instead of sitting in a driveway, your car could be a shared resource.

You’ll be buying from, not donating to, the developing world.

Get ready for URLs ending in '.whateveryouwant.'

And you thought your school photo experience was traumatic.

Frosting can carry a dessert only so far.

Take a road trip with Google Street View.

The alternative transit movement gets its (wo)man in city hall.

While people around the world are in need, consumer culture encourages Americans to invest in stuff they don't even really want.

It's the first day of December and like these crazy skiers, it's time to embrace winter's glory.

An app teaches kids about the food they eat—while they're in the store.

A scary new study confirms the motivations behind North Americans' willful ignorance.

All you can say is 'wow.' Watch a drunk Frenchman open a bottle of wine—with a shoe.

Watch five years of a woman's life go by in 40 seconds.

"If you have never heard Dubstep, do not leave now."

The medical potential is great. The problem is MDMA's reputation.