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Ariel Stulberg

Ariel Stulberg is a writer in New York City.

Latest articles by Ariel Stulberg

Technology
New York’s crackdown on “commercial” Airbnb listings is misguidedNew York’s crackdown on “commercial” Airbnb listings is misguided
Technology

Critics say Airbnb drives up rents in New York. But a new law is overkill.

By Ariel Stulberg
Technology
Why Google is giving up on its dream to bring super-fast broadband to everyoneWhy Google is giving up on its dream to bring super-fast broadband to everyone
Technology

After six years, we haven’t found a “killer app” for super-fast broadband networks.

By Ariel Stulberg
Politics
This chart shows how Uber is devastating New York’s taxi businessThis chart shows how Uber is devastating New York’s taxi business
Politics

The value of New York taxi medallions is plummeting.

By Ariel Stulberg
Politics
A new Obama rule could save ordinary investors billions in hidden feesA new Obama rule could save ordinary investors billions in hidden fees
Politics

Until now, financial advisers weren’t required to act in clients’ best interests. A new rule from the Department of Labor aims to change that.

By Ariel Stulberg
Technology
A new court ruling could get you kicked off the internet for file sharingA new court ruling could get you kicked off the internet for file sharing
Technology

Cox got hit with a big fine for letting repeat file sharers stay on their network.

By Ariel Stulberg
Business & Finance
Comcast CEO to angry customers: It’s not me, it’s youComcast CEO to angry customers: It’s not me, it’s you
Business & Finance

Comcast CEO Brian Roberts argues that the factors that make people hate cable companies like Comcast are mostly outside of his control.

By Ariel Stulberg
Business & Finance
Podcasting is getting huge. Here’s why.Podcasting is getting huge. Here’s why.
Business & Finance

A combination of improving technology and professional talent is turning podcasts into a mainstream medium and a serious business.

By Ariel Stulberg

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