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    Articles tagged J.J. Gould (4)

    Joshua BentonSeptember 9, 2015
    Press Publish 15: Matt Thompson on The Atlantic’s attempt to breathe some life into classic blogging
    Did blogging win, influencing the shape of all online media? Or is there room in 2015 for a reinvigoration of what the form — personality, connection, conversation, context — once promised?
    Joseph LichtermanAugust 27, 2015
    The Atlantic is returning to blogging
    “We missed the kind of writing it represents. We missed the kind of audience engagement it represents.”
    Joshua BentonApril 22, 2015
    The Atlantic redesigns, trading clutter and density for refinement
    It wants to be a “real-time magazine” on the web, connected to its print heritage. But stripping out the visual noise won’t please everyone.
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    Playing it by ear: The Atlantic joins the magazine-Tumbling fray in embracing experimentation
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