The same day the NYT article came out, I pitched a piece to NYT about coworking (I write for NYT sometimes). I hadn't seen that article yet, and a search of the site for "coworking" and "co-working" yielded no results. So then, I saw the article (and the related goofiness about the $350,000 home office) and my boss was noting how interesting it was that not once did the article use the word "coworking" though that was being described. "Communal working" was their preferred term. So I guess maybe time will tell what the most preferred word/s to describe this are. Meanwhile, I'm always on the lookout for articles and books tackling the topic, whether they call it coworking or not. So I'll check here but if you have any back files of links/research, I'd appreciate you sharing with me. Thanks, Spike Gillespie blogger www.launchpadcoworking.com
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