Category Archives: Notices

One thing readers have asked for, and we’d like to implement if we can figure out how to do it, is a way to get to some of our best historical posts more accessible.

I’m really looking forward to meeting readers. And guess what? Matt Stoller has said he’ll join us. We’ve had a very enthusiastic response, so this should be a fun event.

Some readers get upset about comment moderation, so it appears to be time for some remarks and reminders.

We are thinking seriously of truncating our RSS feed.

I’ll be in Washington DC on Tuesday, March 18, to speak at the Atlantic Economy Conference. Do local readers want to organize a meet up?

If you live in New York City, I hope you can join Lambert and me this Wednesday from 6:00 to 8:30 PM. We’ll meet upstairs at the Old Town Bar, on East 18th Street between Broadway and Park, which is right off Union Square.

If you are in New York City, I hope you’ll join us next Wednesday, from 6:00 PM till 8:30 PM.

We’ll be on a lighter posting schedule starting this evening…

This is one of the few years when I’ve announced the blog’s birthday on a timely basis. I’m usually so distracted that I forget until after the fact. Many people have contributed to the success of the blog over the years. One of the things that helped early on was that people at higher traffic […]

Some suggestions for fixing known issues and a request for further input!

We think we are just about there but wanted to give readers a final opportunity to weigh in. We hope we to go live later this week once we incorporate any final revisions.

We are getting closer!

We are getting closer!

We are three and a half hours away from the end of our fundraiser. If you can give a little, give a little. If you can give more, give more. If you can give a lot, give a lot. You are investing in being part of the solution.

Only a bit over six hours remain in the Naked Capitalism fundraiser. Show your support of critical thinking, merciless evisceration of lame punditry, deep diving into muddy financial waters, and cute animal pictures. As our guest blogger, Michael Hudson, has said: