Start-ups and Millennial Entrepreneurs - A Stephen Harrison Story

Let's talk about millennial entrepreneurs...

I'm excited about my first piece for The Atlantic, which went live earlier this morning and is generating some Twitter buzz about entrepreneurs vs. intrapreneurs, and the question of whether start-ups are cool anymore.

When I talk to friends studying business through the University of Texas at Austin, they often have great ideas for new businesses, but are sticking with their steady corporate jobs. This piece was my attempt to investigate why that might be the case.

>> Read my story over at the Atlantic or the syndicated version at Medium.

By the way, I'm still investigating the fascinating world of Wikipedia, the backbone of global knowledge. Here are a few of my recent articles:

• Wikipedia's Top Editor is this Mild-Mannered Virginian (Washington Post)

• The Debate Over "Devil's Triangle" Shows Wikipedia at Its Best (Slate)

• Wikipedia's Top-Secret "Hired Gun" Editors (Medium)