Dueling Banjoes: Karl N' Kos Debut in Newsweek
What's interesting about these two columns, juxtaposed, is how emblematic they are of their sides.
What's interesting about these two columns, juxtaposed, is how emblematic they are of their sides.
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 11.16.2007 | Politics
Why is Rove rewarded with a prominent mouthpiece for his vitriol by one of the nation's most widely circulated newsweeklies?
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 11.15.2007 | Media
Sometimes, news releases really don't need any comment: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, November 15, 2007 KARL ROVE TO BECOME NEWSWEEK CONTRIBUTOR ...
Ari Melber | Posted 11.14.2007 | Media
The netroots often celebrates bloggers who "crash the gate," but if Newsweek pairs Moulitsas with a disreputable right winger, savvy activists may consider it too high a cost.
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 11.13.2007 | Media
Newsweek has announced that Markos Moulitsas, namesake and founder of the Daily Kos, will be a contributor for the mag's 2008 election coverage.
TV Newser | Chris Ariens | Posted 11.07.2007 | Media
Newsweek International's editor, Fareed Zakaria is joining CNN and will host a weekly international news-focused show. The program will air on CNN/U.S...
WWD | Memo Pad | Posted 11.02.2007 | Media
Just days after Newsweek unveiled major changes in its executive suite, the magazine is telling advertisers that it will lower its rate base by 500,00...
Huff TV | Posted 11.01.2007 | Living
Mikki Morrissette | Posted 11.01.2007 | Living
An article this week reinvigorates the debate about whether it is good or bad that more single women are replacing Mr. Right with a turkey baster in order to "knock themselves up."
Portfolio.com | Jeff Bercovici | Posted 10.30.2007 | Media
Rick Smith is stepping down after 24 years as editor in chief of Newsweek. He's also relinquishing his CEO title, which he's held for 16 years, but wi...
Marie Wilson | Posted 10.29.2007 | Politics
This next generation of women leaders need recognition, attention and support.
Portfolio | Jeff Bercovici | Posted 10.19.2007 | Media
Newsweek unveils its new design today. Okay, the redesign was actually unveiled Monday, but I haven't written about it yet because, well, there's not ...
Cenk Uygur | Posted 09.08.2007 | Media
I asked Newsweek's Baghdad correspondent Babak Dehghanpisheh if a Westerner, journalist or otherwise, could walk around in Baghdad unprotected by the military. He said it would be "suicidal."
Dr. R. Keith Sawyer | Posted 08.31.2007 | Politics
There will always be value to capturing bin Laden. But we've accomplished the main goal already: detaching him from his network, where the power is. After we catch him, the fight with the starfish will go on.
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Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 11.19.2007 | Media