Kimmel, Colbert, and Late Night in Limbo
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US Soccer and Ferrara Look to Score Partnership Goals
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Disney Breaks Silence on Jimmy Kimmel, Show Returns Tuesday
The Walt Disney Company released a statement explaining why Kimmel was pulled from the schedule.Read More
FedEx Mocks Outdated Power Plays in Office-Themed Ads
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As Wired Turns Its Journalists Into Influencers, Subscriptions Surge
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Without compromise
This, in itself, is a compromise.
When we insist that our vision be accepted, completely, without alteration, we’ve already compromised.
It might be that we’ve settled for a much smaller audience of people.
Or it could be that the laws of physics get in the way, and our no-compromise solution is so heavy, so expensive or so difficult to use that it’s not even possible.
Mostly, though, we’ve compromised on who can contribute to our choices and make it better.
Compromise isn’t always a bug, it’s often a feature.
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