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Ryan McCarthy to Reuters.com! VERY excited about this — Romenesko
On McKinseyites, bullet points, and interview technique — Tumblr
Twitter acquires TweetDeck — CNNMoney
NYT social-media guidelines: “use common sense and don’t be stupid” — TBI
Top Ten lines from Charlie Gasparino’s “What I Read” interview — Tumblr
Great moments in US embassy design: ramps incompatible with the US presidential motorcade — Irish Times
Life in Silicon Valley: “we had a couch in the office that was really ugly, and we sold it for $5,000″ — Wired
Fantastic Vanderbilt column on “Children at Play” signs — Slate
LinkedIn, the limerick — Limericks Economiques
“The CPI doesn’t come out until a month after the fact. In turbulent times, that’s too slow.” Really? — TNY
Shiller’s still pushing perpetual GDP bonds. They’re still a bad idea — Fortune, Reuters
NYC Subways That Open into Buildings — Brier
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I guess if Herbert Hoover had had the Billion Price Project he would have stopped predicting the end of the Great Depression.
Well, blogspot errs on my comment re. NYC subways that open into buildings, so i’ll just say it here.
You used to be able to get out of the 4,5,6 at Grand Central, walk through some winding hallways and get out in the lobby of the Roosevelt Hotel (45th and Madison).
You could get out of the uptown 6 at 59th St. and step out into Bloomingdales. Maybe you can still do this — i’m not sure.