“Surrounded by dreck, the digital citizen is discovering that the best way to find what she used to get from social platforms is to type a URL into a browser bar” newyorker.com/culture/infini…

The great Robert Friedman was editing the Columbia Daily Spectator in 1968. He writes in Businessweek: 'Now we’re seeing the same counterproductive playbook dusted off: the suspension of student groups, the outlawing of campus protests, the police called.' History rhymes bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Here's everything you need to know about a ballot initiative trying to repeal Washington state's boldest climate policy, a cap-and-trade (or cap and invest) program that launched last year.

My latest Bloomberg Bloomberg Green story with Anna Edgerton (gift link): bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

One of the world's largest carbon offset projects has had its license revoked by the Indonesian government bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Columbia’s page regretting the decision it made in 1968 bears a banner about the decisions it is making now. news.columbia.edu/content/new-pe…

I'm new at this game, but referring to Matt Berry continually by his full name and to the show as 'the Fallout TV show' throughout sure reads like non-human writing screenrant.com/fallout-show-m…

There's now data to back up my hunch that AirPod ownership and ADHD don't mix

Watched a documentary about the album designers Hypgnosis and learned that Peter Gabriel liked to wear silver contacts in the 70s, just to try to freak people out. I’m guessing it worked

This is a powerful (and funny) essay

It’s hard to compete with this

I’m a manager. What nonsense

I thought it was bad when the owners kept squeezing us to do more with less, for not very much money, with shifts in strategy and rounds of layoffs. It turns out those were the good times. (Being an old in media means feeling like this a lot)

Fossil fuel use in new federal buildings will be banned starting in 2030 under a final Biden administration rule.

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With large insurers pulling out of Florida as climate risks mount, homeowners increasingly rely on smaller ones. But just because they're rated as financially stable doesn't mean it's true. Another weak spot in a fragile market (free link): bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Shogun isn’t great TV but it has taught me a lot about seppuku

Rockville Pike/355 is safe for people one day a year.

Ran a 10k down Rockville Pike. Passed at least two Dunkins, many car dealerships and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s grave. Got a PB! (I’m slow but still)

Ok I’m raging against the dying of the light