The new media consultant brings us his not-so-rosy outlook for media.

The new media consultant credits Barack Obama with the surge in social media.

The new media consultant discusses the next phase of online media.

The author discusses realpolitik and common sense.

The author claims the Pentagon Papers are misunderstood, and that the domino theory justified American military intervention in Vietnam and elsewhere.

In admitting past American mistakes, Hillary Clinton is making amends around the world, the author says.

The author sums up George W. Bush’s legacy as calamitous.

The author praises George H. W. Bush’s diplomacy and Sully Sullenberger’s competence.

The author praises the American diplomats who established international institutions.

The author says the President should focus on the economic meltdown.

The author establishes one of the key tenets of his book "Power Rules."

The author compares the failures of liberals and neoconservatives to understand power and use it effectively.

The author discusses how power combined with common sense and responsibility leads to effective diplomacy.

A conversation with author and former Pentagon official Leslie Gelb.

The NYU Professor and author of "Here Comes Everybody" advises business leaders on how to be innovative in the new media landscape.

It’s an old cliché but it fits well all too often, “embrace change.” We’ve all heard this before at the corporate sales conference, just as the HR folks start warming up their pink slip pads for that strategically placed layoff.

Today is make it or break it for Gordon Brown, the embattled U.K. Prime Minister and leader of the Labour government. A rapidly evolving series of scandals is shaping the […]

Oh dear, the tech revolution. It sounds so scary if you’re not on board already. What can you do to make sure your business takes advantage of the technology that is constantly improving around you?

Harper's senior editor and author Bill Wasik came by the studio yesterday to talk about the great liberties of the Internet, nano-narratives, short attention spans and flash mobbing a gigantic […]

By daring to become an early adopter.