"I'm pro-cat," Alex Davies, a reporter for Business Insider, posted on Twitter, "but this is absurd".
The Web site Business Insider posted an interview with an unnamed former colleague of Petraeus's who knew Broadwell and characterized her as "a shameless self-promoting prom queen".
Silicon Alley Insider posted a copy of the order on its Web site Monday.
Update 2: The Business Insider posted a screenshot of a new redesign back in May too, but there are some differences, particularly on the color and navigation level.
Goodell has asked DeMaurice Smith, the head of the players union, for his input on the players' discipline, but in an interview with a union-associated Web site, Pro Player Insiders, posted Friday, Smith reiterated the union's request that the league give it information from the investigation that relates to players before any discipline is determined.
Meanwhile on a Business Insider post on the same subject, a commenter (claiming to be a woman) took the side of the trolls, saying "I'll fight for anyone's right to freedom of speech, even if I don't agree with (nor resemble) it".
The participants, some two dozen published and neophyte authors from five continents chosen by a panel of American publishing insiders, are posting in five different languages, often with input solicited from readers.
For the masochists among you, Silicon Alley Insider has posted a link to "the Investor Presentation Yahoo delivered when it was trying to persuade its shareholders that Microsoft's $31 offer was ludicrously low".
Business Insider could post a slide show of seventy-five — a hundred — photographs, he declares: "A newspaper couldn't print seventy-five pictures!" A television news story might cost a few million dollars to produce; with a handheld camera, one of his reporters could make a decent video for several thousand.
Zune Insider just posted up a handful of videos showcasing the new features in 3.0.
