Michael Zimbalist posted to Twitter a blog post:

How Yahoo Needs to Cut the Losses - Room for Debate

“Can Yahoo! be rescued? Most believe time is running out - Room for Debate - nyti.ms/sUBVqa”

rnarisetti posted to Twitter a blog post:

Ban Fur? Then Why Not Leather? - Room for Debate

“Why many want to ban fur but don't seem to care about leather? nyti.ms/o2zDpB”

Marc Frons recommended a blog post:

To Prevent Theft of Content, Adapt - Room for Debate

The pricing model has to be reasonable, and most important it has to fit into a multitasking life that is driven by convenience.

rnarisetti posted to Twitter a review:

‘Microstyle,’ by Christopher Johnson - Review

“Microstyle, the art of writing little and wooing with words in the age of of the incredible shrinking message nyti.ms/oO9I3S”

Chrys Wu recommended an article:

Deep Below Park Avenue, a 200-Ton Drill at Rest

A gargantuan cutter head that has been hollowing out tunnels for a train station under Grand Central Terminal will be buried, dormant and decayed, in Midtown Manhattan.

rnarisetti posted to Twitter an article:

Matching Travelers With Rooms, via the Web

“Matching ordinary people with customers, startups use the web to turn many more into microentrepreneurs via @nytimes nyti.ms/q3Gsqj”

David Beard recommended an article:

For Winehouse, Life Was Messier Than Music

Under better circumstances, Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” would have been a foundation for a maturing catalog.

Chrys Wu recommended an article:

Spielberg’s Stop at Comic-Con

Steven Spielberg makes his first appearance at Comic-Con International in San Diego to promote “The Adventures of Tintin” and show off his inner child.

Jonathan Landman posted to Twitter an article:

Lucian Freud, Painter and Provocateur - Appraisal

“Lucian Freud and the uses of mystery. A lovely appraisal by Michael Kimmelman - nyti.ms/oMQgUt”

rnarisetti posted to Twitter an article:

Can a Playground Be Too Safe?

“Can a Playground Be Too Safe? A contrarian view of how boring playgrounds make for risk-averse kids @nytimes nyti.ms/oesp01”