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Ester Bloom in The BillfoldJan 123 min read

The NYT Wants You To Know You Will Not Win The Lottery

Are you Team Hope or Team Math?

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Nina Renata Aron in Timeline NewsJan 222 min read

If you like “news clippings” in your “electronic mailbox,” thank the New York Times!

Citizens of cyberspace, rejoice!

Jacqueline LafloufaJan 27 min read

O brinde de casamento que eu nunca darei

Por Ada Calhoun, na coluna Modern Love no NYT

tradução: Jacqueline Lafloufa
original: Ada Calhoun, Modern Love, The New York Times

katie zhu in write your siblingDec 5, 20154 min read

write your sibling #22: empire finale, musings on NYT Page One, and a dad joke.

december 4, 2015

BillOct 19, 20151 min read

Dean Baquet Responds To Jay Carney’s Medium Post

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The issue wasn’t whether it would be a “tough story”. Kantor’s email is completely at odds with the story that ran.

As for Bo Olson, how could the Times have “known his status was contested” when they didn’t bother asking?

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spazonymousOct 19, 2015

Dean Baquet Responds To Jay Carney’s Medium Post

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It seems obvious Olson is lying to you, and you’re fine with that because it means you can “stand by your story” which every editor in history does at almost all costs. Must stand by those stories, retracting is bad for business, bad for the brand.

Evan HansenJun 5, 2015

It’s a red flag to me when someone struggling in business identifies their primary problem as the market, and getting other people to realize the “real” value of the bargain that’s being offered right under their noses. Fail. Business problems almost always stem directly from the product — not meeting a real need, too expensive to make, no better (or worse) than alternatives etc. The Times is no different.

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Mark CoatneyAug 18, 20152 min read

Unfrozen.

So a lot has been said about that Amazon article, and while in general I’m in the “eh, I don’t think that workplace sounds as bad as the…

Cecile Major SethAug 26, 20151 min read

I Had a Baby and Cancer When I Worked at Amazon. This Is My Story

Julia Cheiffetz

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I sadly agree that this is a common, broader problem.

While I was working for a dot.com firm I was told 2 years in a row that my work had been great but I wasn’t being promoted because I had had or was going to have a maternity leave (2 kids 18 months apart). My successful husband chose to be the stay-at-home Dad so that I…

Rex Sorgatz in The MessageJun 29, 20157 min read

[ X ] Should Buy [ Y ]

How Pundits Write Slash Fic for Big $$$

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