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The Next Web covered Behance’s redesign. [Read the full article here]

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Fast Company details some of the features you’ll find in Behance’s re-launched site – including The Explore Tab, The Activity Feed,  and Detailed Analytics – as well as outlining how Behance is delivering more than ever on its mission to organize and empower the creative world.

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Today, TechCrunch published a detailed article covering the new redesign that was released today on The Behance Network.

Read the full article to hear news about how Behance’s powerful new tools for creative professional are reducing the friction in how creative work is discovered by others.

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Flavorwire discovered Andrew Shaylor’s Behance portfolio and featured his compelling portraits of circus performers in their photography roundup.

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The Guardian names Behance’s annual conference, the 99%, as one of best “idea events” of the year.

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TNW reviews the Behance iPhone app, check out the full article here.

Behance Community Manager Sarah Rapp is quoted in Mashable‘s roundup of tips for landing a job in social media.

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As mentioned in Wired Magazine, you can now follow our CEO and co-founder Scott Belsky on Quarterly!

Quarterly is a new way to connect with the people you  find interesting by subscribing to contributors of your choice to receive physical gifts from them in the mail. Subscribers should expect a blend of original and exclusive items that are at once timeless and practical.

Learn more about Quarterly and how it works here.

Susan Alexander did a 30-day Action Method challenge in which she traded in her old methods for organization for our collection of productivity tools including paper products and Action Method Online. Susan found the 30-day challenge gave her “the chance to deep practice something completely new [...] and become more and more adept at it over a measured period of time.” She even felt her productivity surge quickly after adopting the method.

Learn more about the Action Method Methodology here.

Read more about Susan’s review of AMO, her 30-day challenge and more here.

And learn about the upcoming version of AMO that offers a new and improved approach to productivity here.