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Please Stop: Writing Open Letters
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One New Yorker laments the passing of one of the city’s greatest offerings.
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Surface Media CEO Marc Lotenberg offers his take on a current buzzword, idea, or trend.
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Our editors select their favorite stories from this year.
Please Stop: An End-of-Year Roundup
Looking back on the design trends that need to end before 2017.
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Discovering the Media You Know
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The Illusion of Effortless Style
Writer Sadie Stein takes issue with the conventional wisdom that equates minimalism with ease.
Finding Pleasure in Pain (On The Dance Floor)
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Why I Make Lists and Reject Listicles
Writer Kim Velsey lives in a bulleted world of contrast.
New York City’s Latest Transplants: Public Wi-Fi Kiosks
Intersection has set out to replace pay phones with Internet hotspots, but are they losing sight of
Jayson Blair On Where the Facts Lie
The notorious former New York Times reporter tries to see truth in an age of deception.
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