Why did crime in New York drop so suddenly in the mid-90s? How does an unknown novelist end up a best-selling author? Why is teenage smoking out of control, when everyone knows smoking kills? What makes TV shows like Sesame Street so good at teaching kids how to read? Why did Paul Revere succeed with his famous warning?

Why did crime in New York drop so suddenly in the mid-90s? How does an unknown novelist end up a best-selling author? Why is teenage smoking out of control, when everyone knows smoking kills? What makes TV shows like Sesame Street so good at teaching kids how to read? Why did Paul Revere succeed with his famous warning?

En su aclamado best-seller, El Punto Clave, Malcolm Gladwell redefine como entendemos el mundo alrededor de nosotros. Ahora en Blink, Malcolm revoluciona la manera como entendemos al mundo desde adentro. Este es un audiolibro acerca como pensamos, sin pensar; acerca de decisiones que aparentemente se toman en un instante, en el parpadeo de un ojo, no son tan simples como parecen.

Certainly, all the writing in The New Yorker is memorable, and this collection is no exception. The authors include such best sellers as Malcolm Gladwell, Seymour Hersh, and Jonathan Franzen - and the subjects range from the lives of short-order cooks to the secrets of college admissions.

From the corridors of power in Washington to the prison cells of Guantanamo to the disease-ravaged communities of Africa, The New Yorker takes you directly to the scene of today's biggest stories. Along the way, you'll hear great reporting by such best-selling writers as Malcolm Gladwell, David Remnick, Ken Auletta, and Seymour Hersh.

"Alien Nation" by John Cassidy; "The Soundtrack of Your Life" by David Owen; "Nostalgia" by George Saunders; "The Understudy" by David Sedaris; "Here's Why" by Malcolm Gladwell; "Drawn to Gypsies" by John Updike; and "Splitsville, U.S.A." by Nancy Franklin.

Este excelente audio libro escrito por Malcolm Gladwell explica porque grandes cambios en nuestra sociedad pasan repentinamente y sin previo aviso. Ideas, comportamientos y mensajes, Gladwell explica, se diseminan como una epidemia infecciosa.

Welcome to the January 2005 edition of Audible Fast Company. This month's edition features five articles. First, we will hear profiles of Bill Drayton and Malcolm Gladwell--two giants in the world of business innovation who can help you to maximize creative thinking in your own projects. Then, we'll hear about Yahoo's solution to the diminishing impact of traditional advertising, as well as how the Cartoon Network manages to stay cutting edge despite its traditionally conservative corporate owners.

"War and Words" by Hendrik Hertzberg, "Trump v. Trump" by Mark Singer; "Postscript" by Paul Rudnick; "The Believer" by Jeffrey Goldberg; "Million-Dollar Murray" by Malcolm Gladwell; "Bauer Power" by Nancy Franklin; and "Home and Abroad" by David Denby.

There are five articles in this issue: "Going After Hillary", by Hendrik Hertzberg; "Dangerous Minds", by Malcolm Gladwell; "Unconventional Crude", by Elizabeth Kolbert; "Unforgiven", by Jeffrey Toobin; and "Hunting Grounds", by Anthony Lane.