- That's a lot of squash: Ever wonder whether those delivery startups have a wider impact? Indeed: Instacart alone has driven (pun intended) $4 million in additional sales to Whole Foods.
- Gorgeous gourds: If you put on ticketed or exclusive-access live events of any kind, and wonder how they're going to change, read Why live streaming is the future of New York Fashion Week.
- Squash side dish: This add-on gadget promises to stabilize video from nearly any camera.
- Baby squash: A federal court ruled that copyright holders must consider fair use before they order you to take down that YouTube video. It's called the 'Dancing Baby' ruling, for the 29-second video of a toddler dancing to Prince's "Let's Go Crazy." Score one for users, zero for the recording industry, which sued the toddler's mom.
- A shallow dish for the squash: Apple's 3D Touch is attempting to solve the so-called "shallow" way we interact with mobile devices, one tap or swipe at a time.
- Squash blossom: The Washington Post is revamping its online video strategy, and you can get a peek at its plans here.
- Harvest moon: Time on mobile apps now exceeds time spent on TV.
- Cornucopia: British friends, this is for you: A great article on what a headphone portable amp can do for your listening pleasure. Sadly, this device is basically unavailable here.
- The squash is in the open bin: Google and Twitter are reportedly working on a way for publishers to share something like Facebook's "Instant Articles"--but will make it open source.
- Pass the squash: This week, my Moderating Panels blog looked at a creative line of questioning that channels Sheryl Crow's "My Favorite Mistake," and this blog continued the Tell It Better storytelling series with a post on borrowing a story, with video and other examples.
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