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How to Pitch: Slate

Get on your soapbox and pitch "Culturebox," the Slate section that's the best way to get in the door

By Tracy Bratten – November 5, 2007

Circulation: Between four and six million unique visitors per month
Frequency: Daily
Special issues: None

Background: Former editor Michael Kinsley founded Slate in 1996 with the idea that the online magazine would offer a fresh take on news, politics, and culture. By early 2002, when Kinsley stepped down from the then-Microsoft-owned publication, Slate had become a powerful, if unprofitable, online resource for news and political coverage. Its arts and culture coverage, however, though consistently intriguing and solid, was lagging. When chief political correspondent Jacob Weisberg assumed the editor-in-chief ...

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