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An ambitious effort, but inaccurate results.
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"We can only make things exciting if they’re, like, happening in front of us with funny hats."
By Nick TaborSlate’s David Auerbach on What’s Wrong (and Right) With the Media
"The free-content-plus-ads model in general is not working. The rise of clickbait and its ensuing decline is in fact evidence of this."
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This week's Celebrity Settings.
By Audrey BrunoSlate Makes Halfhearted Attempt at Putting Up a Paywall
They won't even use that term.
By Margaret HartmannI’m a Woman. I Read Slate. I Have Violent Thoughts About a Guy Who Writes About Being Horny. How Can I Stop That?
A reactionary take on Slate's male feminist lust manifesto.
By Maureen O'ConnorStudy: Being a Fat Woman Is Criminal
Male jurors judge obese female defendants more harshly.
By Kat StoeffelSlate Serving Wine and Panini at The Hudson Theatres
The pop-up comes from actors Michael Della Femina and Josh Weinstein.
By Hadley TomickiThe Truth About Cats and Dogs on the Internet
Breaking down the Internet's animal preferences.
By Joe Coscarelli and Noreen MaloneInfant Diets Predict Future Taste for Salt; North Korean Food Aid Delayed
Kim Jong Il's death might have derailed the resumption of U.S. donations.
Matthew Yglesias Will Be Blogging at Slate
The ThinkProgress economics writer is moving on.
By Joe CoscarelliThe Mississippi Personhood Anti-Abortion Amendment Raises a Few Interesting Questions
Reductio ad absurdum.
By Noreen MaloneA Glimpse Into the Private Life of Jacob Weisberg
At home, the Slate editor cavorts with stuffed animals, according to a new book from his wife.
By Jessica PresslerAnnie Lowrey Leaving Slate for the New York Times
The business writer will be an economic policy correspondent at the Paper of Record.
By Joe CoscarelliAnother Laid-Off Slate Staffer Got a Good Job Very Quickly
At the Gray Lady.
By Noreen MaloneIs It Time for the Troubled Washington Post Company to Divest Slate?
If you love something, set it free?
By Noreen Malone