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Mitchell Moss wrote the following articles:

• "New York:  The City of the Telephone." - New York Talk Exchange, 2008
• "From Beaver Pelts to Derivatives.  Why New York City Thrives." - Rothmans, December 17, 2007
• "Bloomberg, New York, and the Nation" - The Huffington Post, posted on June 21, 2007
• "Executive Governing." - in Business Week, June 14, 2007
• "New York City in the 21st Century" - The Economic Development Journal, Spring 2006
• "Stone's Film Shows New York's Heart" - New York Observer, August 21, 2006
• "The Political Catbird Seat in New York in 2001" - Black Renaissance, Fall 2000
• "Why Cities Will Thrive in the Information Age" - Urban Land: ULI on the Future, 2000
• "Hold the Phone!" - GRID New York, Summer 1999
• "Telecommunications and Economic Development: The Challenge for Planners" - American Planning Association News and Views, April 1999
• "The New York Stock Exchange Masters In-Your-Face Technology" - GRID New York, Spring 1999
• "Emerging Patterns of Office Development in NYC" - GRID New York, Winter 1999
• "'Net Equity: Class Divisions Emerging on the Net" (with Steve Mitra) - The Journal of Urban Technology, December 1998
• [reaction:] "Digital Divide an Income Gap" - CNet News.com, August 20, 1998 - by Beth Lipton
• "Technology and Cities" - Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research, 1998
• "Tracking the Net: Using Domain Names to Measure the Growth of the Internet in U.S. Cities" (with Anthony Townsend) - The Journal of Urban Technology, December 1997
• "The Best Stuff on Earth" - Stern Business, Fall 1997
• "New York City's Hidden Asset: Small Business" - Business Week, May 12, 1997
• "Premier Paradox" (with Anthony Townsend and Wade Rowland) - Computerworld, February 10, 1997
• "Technological Trends Affecting the Manufacturing Sector of New York City" - Economic Policy Review, February 1997
• "Reinventing the Central City as a Place to Live and Work" - Housing Policy Debate, 1997
• "Why New York is Flunking Biotechnology" - Home Economics, September 1996
• "Where's the Power in the Empowerment Zone?" - City Journal, Spring 1995
• "Telecommuting for Individuals and Organizations" (with John Carey) - Annual Review of Communications, 1994-95
• "The New Fibers of Urban Economic Development" - Portfolio, Spring 1991
• "Face to Face: Why Foreign Banks Still Love New York" (with Joan G. Brion) - Portfolio, Spring 1989
• "New York vs. New Jersey: A New Perspective" - Portfolio, Summer 1988
• "Telecommunications, World Cities, and Urban Policy" - Urban Studies, 1987
• "Will Cities Lose Their Back Offices?" (with Andrew Dunau) - Real Estate Review, Spring 1987
• "Telecommunications Policy and Cities" - Intermedia, November 1986
• "Urban Growth, Information Technologies and the Pacific Rim" (with Andrew Dunau)- Pacific Telecommunications Quarterly, 1986
• "Can States Face the Future? A New Agenda for Telecommunications Policy" - New York Affairs, 1986
• "Telecommunications and the Future of Cities" - Land Development Studies, 1986
• "The New Urban Telecommunications Infrastructure" - Computer/Law Journal, 1985
• "New York Isn't Just New York Anymore" - Intermedia, July/Sept 1984
• "Public Policy and Community-Related Uses of Cable Televison" (with Robert Warren) - Urban Affairs Quarterly, 1984
• "Can Cable Keep Its Promise?" (with Frances Payne) - New York Affairs, 1981
• "Staging a Renaissance on the Waterfront" - New York Affairs, 1980
• "The Lost Waterfront of New York" - Coastal Zone Management Journal, 1979
• "Cable Televison: A Technology for Citizens" - Univerisity of Detroit Journal of Urban Law, 1978
• "High Tide: An Agenda for the Urban Coastal Zone" - Coastal Zone Management Journal, 1977
• "Interactive Cable Television Research in the United States" - Telecommunications and Economic Development, 1977
• "The Urban Waterfront: Opportunities for Renewal" - National Civic Review, 1976
• "The Urban Port: A Hidden Resource for the City and Coastal Zone" - Coastal Zone Management Journal, 1976