Martha Nelson on Running People, the World’s Most-Read Magazine
The editor in chief on celebrity, access, and what it takes to keep millions of readers hooked every week.
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The editor in chief on celebrity, access, and what it takes to keep millions of readers hooked every week.
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For the first time in a decade, the city's flagship magazine has been entirely redesigned -- here's what changed and why.
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The education historian on how a covert system of censorship has been quietly sanitizing what American children learn.
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The editor in chief on building a smart, West Coast shelter publication that doesn't intimidate its readers.
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The author on tracking Americans who rebuild in disaster-prone places -- and what he learned about stubbornness and place.
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The sex columnists dish on their new book, their Nerve origins, and why everyone needed a new guide.
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The former agent on leaving publishing to write -- and his lecture series dedicated to confident wrongness.
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The cult commentator on the persona he built and why cheap movies watched in parking lots are a uniquely American art form.
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The New York Times chief theater critic on the job, the weight of a bad review, and why Broadway should fear him.
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The humorist on his new book skewering corporate America -- and how he manages to be funny to everyone at once.
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