Why culture is key, how to avoid busywork and more in this week’s The Edit. 

• Work culture is key. The outlines of corporate culture are becoming more discernible than ever – The Economist 
• Should artists have a stake in their own work? The resurgent $65bn art market has led to rampant speculation around the work of young artists, who see little of the profit – The Financial Times
• Life is too short to be busy. We’ve been “productive” enough, and there is too much that urgently needs to be done – The New York Times
• The five filters of the mass media machine. Is mass media still ‘manufacturing consent’ in the internet age? – Aeon Video
• A single approach to culture transformation may not fit all. It’s better to bend than break when it comes to unifying company culture – McKinsey 
• Meet the CEO who is letting staff take the whole month of August off. Staff at social enterprise 64 Million Artists will all benefit from a month off work, while still getting full pay – Raconteur
• Is Instagram bad for the great outdoors? Geotags are leading to overcrowding and disruption, but if nature isn’t for everyone, who decides who it’s for? – The Guardian
• We asked five of the world’s leading thinkers what one quality they thought was key to a kinder, greener and more equitable world. Economist and award-winning playwright Tim Jackson discusses caring – The Beautiful Truth