There is still one burning question not revealed in this piece: which member of Bloomberg Businessweek's staff posed for this cover photo?

I was just commenting on this in another thread. Their covers are one of the best arguments for saving print. This one is another favorite:

Finally. A magazine cover that hasn't been Photoshopped.

Not saying I care. But it is part of the contract and the NFL has the right to enforce it or others will think it is permissible. The NFL is standing up for their contractual rights and a multi millionaire baby decides he doesnt want to do what he agreed to. I have 0 interest in what he has to say, or anyone. Why do…

Yet we talk about guys' balls when we are really seeing their scrotums....Vagina is the common place term for it. I think it's maybe time we stop trying to force labia into the common lexicon.

I think that collectively deciding A&F isn't cool is one of the best things we've accomplished as a society in the last 15 years.

Businessweek has been doing some amazing covers as of late. While that A&F one is great, this one is my personal favorite:

I have no problem with this. It is part of his job. One he gets paid very well for. Screw the fact that he doesnt want to do post game press. He is required by the fact that he agreed to play this game for x amount of dollars. It is part of what that money pays for. If he doesnt want to do it, take some money away, a…

She's still a thing? I assumed she was a one and done kinda girl.

I bet you a trazillion dollars Meghan Trainor knows nothing about politics period.

Is that... a pickle? What type of monster puts pickles on pizza??!!!

No lie: I ate pizza tonight.

No lie: if I don't get pizza at least once a week i get agitated. I've formed this habit over a LIFETIME of Friday night pizza night.

And now we will all probably find as many pop culture references as we can. I'm skipping the Turtles and going to Spaceballs.

Ok I was seriously looking at this the whole time I was writing it and didn't realize it at all.

I know ediorial staff has nothing to do with ad placement/products but I find this hilarious

It sounds like the benefit to Microsoft is that people aren't still using old versions of their operating system. That's a big headache for Microsoft and it's a problem they desperately need to solve. What's the point of all this work going into modern services if no one can use it? Making it a free upgrade for a year…

You must have skimmed, here is a quote from the article above:
"Microsoft even confirms that once you're upgraded, you'll get support for the lifetime of the product, so this isn't a trick where you'll have to pay after the first year. "

hmm pretty relevant part of the story not even mentioned in article. Wonder why?

Doesn't everyone know that if you get pulled over for a traffic stop, you're supposed to stay in your car?