With Collaboration as its motto, the Good Ideas Salon São Paulo was the first to happen in South America.

Take a look at EA Sports new pop-up training centers that encourage better personal fitness.

A new tool to assist Mexican migrant workers safely cross over the border into the United States has been developed by Ricardo Dominguez of the University of California in San Diego.

At the Design by Fire event a few weeks ago, Matt Jones gave a mind-bending presentation on the subject of time.

The internet is forever, but Temporary.cc will only be remembered by those who saw or heard about it.

The Pew Internet and American Life Project have released a study indicating that people who use social networks, cellphones, and IM tend to have a larger social circle than non-users.

Christian Swinehart has created a fantastic website that visualizes the different possible reader paths of interactive fiction (sometimes better known as Choose your Own Adventure stories).

PSFK caught up with Peter Rojas at our recent Good Ideas in Pure Living event in Tokyo.

We’ve heard of several instances where people’s online activities have gotten them into trouble, but can they also save you from prison?

MAYA Design has created a thought provoking video that concisely explores the coming challenges of the pervasive computing era.

How does one uncover a simple insight in a consumer and business world of complexity? A recently published yellow paper for Account Planner and Brand and Marketing professionals at large offers some inspiring examples.

SCVNGR’s services power mobile gaming experiences, as well as iPhone and Android apps that allow users to build similar location-based games with their friends.

What do our faces say about who we are?

In a kind of augmented reality / virtual reality mix, Marc Owens’ Avatar Machine puts the user into the center of a video game-like experience.

If given the opportunity to participate in a carbon-neutral system, will people be selfless or selfish?