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Aaron Krolik

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linkhttps://www.nytimes.com/by/aaron-krolik calendar_today10-12-2010 17:36:59

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Market Urbanism (@marketurbanism) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Like all new supermarkets in Manhattan, the Trader Joe’s at Essex Crossing is underground. It’s a zoning hack – the density is “free” from a zoning perspective if it’s below grade. Construction costs are higher though so enjoy your ever-so-slightly more expensive groceries!

Like all new supermarkets in Manhattan, the Trader Joe’s at Essex Crossing is underground. It’s a zoning hack – the density is “free” from a zoning perspective if it’s below grade. Construction costs are higher though so enjoy your ever-so-slightly more expensive groceries!
Steve Lohr (@stevelohr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“I don’t want this to come off like we’re shaming our friends into voting.” Well, yes -- among other things. A neat piece by Natasha Singer + @aaron_krolik nyti.ms/2D0Xq81

Jonah Busch (@jonahbusch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well, judging by the lines this morning on New York’s Upper West Side, Democrats are about to sweep the House, the Senate, the School Board, the Emmys, the Oscars, the 400m freestyle, the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, and the 1978 World Series. #anecdata 🌊

Theodore Kim (@theotypes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Many have reached out about The New York Times fellowship applications. I can't respond to all. Know that the program is very competitive. We received: 1,400 apps for 12 reporting spots. 800 for 2 photo. 800 for 2 op-ed. 750 for 1 magazine. 500 for 1 podcast. (among other spots)

Matt Purdy (@mattbpurdy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

They know where you’ve been sleeping. They know where you’re awake... The intrusive industry of selling your location data harvested by your cell phone apps. Fascinating and eerie piece by ⁦a a great NYT team. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Rich Harris (@rich_harris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jennifer Valentino-DeVries Natasha Singer Michael Keller Aaron Krolik Here's 24 hours of that data in timelapse form (rendered with WebGL, in case you wondered). Imagine the power you'd have to understand — and thereby, influence — people's behaviour if you had access to it.

Natasha Singer (@natashanyt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The tech industry argues that regulation chills innovation. But this story on smartphone location tracking by Jennifer Valentino-DeVries Michael Keller Adam Satariano Aaron Krolik Rich Harris and me shows how surveillance can chill human behavior nyti.ms/2SFm9DE

Ed Markey (@senmarkey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎵 They see where you were sleeping. They know if you’re awake. Your apps, they could be bad or good, but pass a privacy law for goodness sake. 🎵 nytimes.com/interactive/20…

gabriel dance (@gabrieldance) 's Twitter Profile Photo

this project is an example of collaborative investigating including traditional shoe-leather (including sourcing an enormous dataset) and new-school computer-assisted reporting (finding stories in the noise). helluva team. grateful to the The New York Times for giving us the time n space.

Natasha Singer (@natashanyt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Consumer groups say Google misleads parents by marketing inappropriate kids' apps as child-friendly. Google said it had removed thousands of kids' apps from the Play store after finding policy violations. My story with Jennifer Valentino-DeVries + Aaron Krolik nyti.ms/2A9eJ4z