Week of January 29, 2018 Archives

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Monday, January 29
Podcast Listeners Are the Holy Grail Advertisers Hoped
Miranda Katz, Wired
Self-Driving Semis Could Help Major Labor Shortage
Tracey Lindeman, Motherboard
The Connection Between Retiring Early and Living Longer
Austin Frakt, NY Times
What Does It Mean to Die?
Rachel Aviv, New Yorker
Searching for an Alzheimer's Cure as My Father Slips Away
Peter Savodnik, Guardian
Age-Denying Boomers Drive 'Early Bird' Special to Extinction
Jaya Saxena, Eater
Tuesday, January 30
The Trippy, High-Speed World of Drone Racing
Ian Frazier, New Yorker
U.S. Probes Apple Over Slowing iPhones
Tom Schoenberg & Matt Robinson, Bloomberg
Are Millennials Urban Pioneers? Think Suburbs Instead
Joel Kotkin, Daily Beast
Wednesday, January 31
Meet the Anti-Natalists, Who Think Having Kids Is Wrong
Virginia Pelley, Marie Claire
The Surprising Ease of Buying Deadly Drugs Online
Olga Khazan, Atlantic
Facebook Really Wants You to Come Back
Sarah Frier, Bloomberg Technology
The Pharmaceutical Industry Is No Stranger to Fake News
Paul D. Thacker, Stat
Multibillion-Dollar Utopic Wellness Communities
Rina Raphael, Fast Company
Investigator: Robert Wagner 'Person of Interest' in Natalie Wood Drowning
CBS
How Goodyear Hid Evidence of the 'Worst Tire' in History
Ryan Felton, Jalopnik
Thursday, February 1
Amazon Warehouses a Mixed Blessing to Poor Cities
Alana Semuels, Atlantic
The ICE Prison for Transgender Immigrants Never Opened
Tess Owen, Vice News
Agents: Sales Pressure at Aflac Led to Shady Insurance
David Dayen, Intercept
Internet's Central Villain: The Advertising Business
Farhad Manjoo, New York Times
GE: From American Icon to Astonishing Mess
Drake Bennett, Bloomberg Businessweek
American Coastlines Are Turning Into 'Dead Zones'
Lyndsey Gilpin, Daily Beast
Saturday, February 3
Who Buys a Child for Sex? Otherwise Ordinary Men
Tim Swarens, IndyStar
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