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A shareable online diary was an obvious idea in the early 2000s. What if a college student’s version hadn’t won out?

The intimate camerawork of its web broadcasts gives everyone the best seat in the house.

New software better connects parents with what’s happening in their children’s classrooms—but it can also lead to heightened surveillance and less risk-taking.

Investors are salivating over the market's massive potential. But first, MOOCs will have to overcome technical issues and a teacher-centric approach to learning. 

Sending packages is expensive. But the retailer isn’t afraid to spend.