@ellenrosen

Freelance reporter. Covering entrepreneurs, real estate and the occasional lawyer. Former (southern) Jersey girl. Too-frequent baker. [email protected]

 New York and the Bay Area
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Joined March 2009
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Is the open office still a thing or do you work in a cubicle? If you work in a cubicle, the New York Times would like to see your photos! nytimes.com/2023/07/26/busin…

How Do You Personalize Your Cubicle? We Want to See It. (Published 2023)

Once ridiculed as a symbol of homogeneity and ennui, the work space is popular again as employees seek privacy and quiet in the office. How have you decorated your cubicle? Share your photos with us.

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So a lawyer uses ChatGPT to file a brief. Human lawyers won’t lose their jobs anytime soon ⁦@BenWeiserNYT⁩ @NYTimes nytimes.com/2023/05/27/nyreg…

Here’s What Happens When Your Lawyer Uses ChatGPT (Published 2023)

A lawyer representing a man who sued an airline relied on artificial intelligence to help prepare a court filing. It did not go well.

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"Going forward, the framework that covers deposit insurance may have to change. Having been introduced to protect depositors from the actions of banks, its role may increasingly be to protect banks from the actions of depositors." bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

SVB Clients Get a Painful Lesson: Bank Failures Are Common

Such a long time without news of a bank collapse seems to have lulled depositors into a false sense of security.

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Cher, Tina Tuner, and Kate Smith singing a Beatles medley (1975)
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A Love Letter to Libraries, Long Overdue nytimes.com/2023/02/14/books…

A Love Letter to Libraries, Long Overdue (Published 2023)

The New York Times sent photographers to seven states to document the thrum and buzz in buildings once known for silence.

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Moving? Renovating? How to preserve an invaluable piece of home: Your child’s growth’s chart ⁦@washingtonpost⁩ washingtonpost.com/home/2023…

How to preserve an invaluable piece of home: Your child’s growth chart

Many parents document their children's growth with marks on walls or door frames. But what happens when it's time to move or renovate?

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Fanny Packs Over the Years: These Are Our Stories newyorker.com/humor/daily-sh…

Fanny Packs Over the Years: These Are Our Stories

Sometimes being a fanny pack can feel like being a fanny hack.

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I’m a bit confused today. Just got carded (!) buying #seedlip, a non-alcoholic drink, which my local store displays for #dryjanuary.
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Is #powercasual the new athleisure? Great story by @Sapna via @NYTimes on the age-old dilemma of what to wear nytimes.com/2022/04/29/busin…

The Office Beckons. Time for Your Sharpest ‘Power Casual.’ (Published 2022)

Work wear reflects how people feel about their jobs and the economy as a whole. So it makes sense that dressing for the office is all over the place.

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This is an incredibly inspiring story. Harvard teens made a website matching Ukrainian refugees with people offering places to stay washingtonpost.com/lifestyle…

Harvard teens made a website matching Ukrainian refugees with people offering places to stay

“What we’ve done is put out a super fast, stripped-down version of Airbnb,” said Avi Schiffmann, noting there are more than 4,000 hosts on the site.

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via @NYTimes. I’m confused: I’ve always read that #chocolate chips are not as good for baking because stabilizers. This really thorough story by #GenevieveKo suggests the reverse is true. How to reconcile? nytimes.com/2022/02/11/dinin…

Forget Chocolate Bars: Baking With Chips Is Often Better (Published 2022)

It’s not just nostalgia. Those bagged chips can lead to better-tasting desserts, Genevieve Ko explains.

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⁦@BenWeiserNYT⁩ and ⁦@AliWatkins⁩ have a terrific story today about #crypto’s erstwhile Bonnie and Clyde nytimes.com/2022/02/13/nyreg…

Inside the Bitcoin Laundering Case That Confounded the Internet (Published 2022)

The arrests of Ilya Lichtenstein and Heather Morgan left the world of cryptocurrency incredulous: Could this goofy young couple have been Bitcoin’s Bonnie and Clyde?

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Happiness —or maybe it’s just some sort of irony—is getting carded buying @seedlipdrinks a non-alcoholic drink in honor of #DryJanuary
Wonderful story about the Jewish roots of Star Trek by the terrific writer ⁦@adamnagourney⁩ @NYTimes. I should’ve paid more attention in Hebrew school… nytimes.com/2022/01/04/arts/…

To Boldly Explore the Jewish Roots of ‘Star Trek’ (Published 2022)

An exhibition at a Jewish cultural center has plenty of artifacts to delight Trekkies — but it also notes the Jewish origins of the Vulcan salute.

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It’s not just about the #Karens out there. This cogent, on point, piece by @sarahlyall @nytimes sums up the unfortunate, repeated lack of civility everywhere. But maybe this will help dial things down… nytimes.com/2022/01/01/busin…

A Nation on Hold Wants to Speak With a Manager (Published 2022)

In our anger-filled age, when people need to shop or travel or cope with mild disappointment they’re “devolving into children.”

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Signal from the future: In Chicago and Milwaukee, folks are walking more. @IFTF commercialcafe.com/blog/peop…

People are Choosing to Walk More Than Ever, According to Apple Mobility Trends

Even the though the pandemic put the kibosh on getting around easily, residents in the top 50 MSAs are choosing to walk way more often.

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A beautiful piece about visiting Minneapolis and contemplating firsthand George Floyd’s death and the aftermath
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Honored to have my personal essay featured today. One way to use our voices to tell our stories! nextavenue.org/george-floyd-…
What does the SEC have to do with climate? Watch 🎥:

SEC Chair Gary Gensler: What does the SEC have to do with climate?

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Knicks fans are as, um, voluble as ever. Between a dry spell of playoff berths and being cooped up, Knicks fans are as voluble as ever. wsj.com/articles/phil-mickel… via @WSJ

Fans Are Back and Acting Crazy. Sports Are Back to Normal.

Ecstatic crowds engulfed Phil Mickelson. Knicks fans chanted obscenities at Madison Square Garden. It’s a sign that the end of the pandemic is in sight.

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