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Slate’s Double X Lauches Today

By Tina Dupuy on May 12, 2009 8:45 AM

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It’s like The Root or The Big Money – only for chicks…who don’t like women’s magazines.

NYT reports:

The new site, Double X, which is set to start publishing Tuesday, grew from a group blog created on Slate in October 2007 called The XX Factor, after the pair of X chromosomes in women. The blog featured commentary on politics, sex and culture from several women who write for Slate, including Meghan O’Rourke, Hanna Rosin and Emily Bazelon.

Just don’t confuse it with Brand X, the unmentionable competitive brand namesake free weekly. How’s that going anyway?

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The Atlantic for December

By Kate on November 21, 2007 9:55 AM

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Benjamin Schwarz reviews Napoleon’s Master, a biography of Talleyrand by David Law and Duff Cooper’s Diaries. We’d never thought about either person, and Schwarz is such an engaging reviewer that we thought seriously about putting both books on our Amazon Wishlist.

Virginia Postrel struggles to find jeans that fit.

Michael Hirschorn on why newspapers aren’t smart and interesting. This from the man who gave us World’s Most Smartest Model.

Hanna Rosin on The Golden Compass and New Line’s wrestling with religion or lack thereof.

Sarah Chayes on her Afghan soap business. Must read.

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