> There's the potential that the mainstream media could have a field day with this. It's on the front page of the Financial Times today (Friday 29 July) in Lon

> There's the potential that the mainstream media could have a field day with this. It's on the front page of the Financial Times today (Friday 29 July) in London. The article is fairly short, is based on the original blog post and the reaction to that, and it also talks about AirBnB's finances (as is appropriate for that newspaper). It's below the fold - the headline is about US government debt. But still.