Megan Garber
Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media.
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The Empire State Building Becomes a Dancing, Twinkling Light Show
A sleek new system adds motion to the traditional "Tower Lights."
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Meet the Megapram, the World's Fastest Stroller
This stroller has four gears. And cup holders. And it reaches maximum speeds of 50 mph.
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How Twitter Is Like a City
For dissidents like Ai Weiwei, the internet is fulfilling roles once played by urban space.
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Advertising That's Squirted Into Your Nose on Your Morning Commute
A Dunkin' Donuts ad secretes delicious coffee smells whenever their radio ad comes on.
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San Francisco to L.A. in 30 Minutes? Sure, on the Hyperloop
Elon Musk imagines a cheap, faster-than-a-plane, weather-immune, crash-impervious people-mover.
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For Sale (on eBay!): A Tuscan Village
Three million dollars will get you 25 cottages and nearly 20 acres of land.
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A Car That Navigated Itself Way Back in 1966
A proto-GPS used punch cards to direct drivers.
