Jared Hohlt, who made his reputation at New York magazine, led the publication’s newsroom during a difficult period for digital media. By Marc Tracy After nearly three years as the editor in chief of ...

This week's New York Observer takes a critical eye to the online magazine Slate. By Internet standards, the politics and culture site founded in 1996 is practically ancient. And though it pioneered ...

Long before I was the editor in chief of Slate, I was a devoted reader, and Dear Prudence was at the top of my list of Slate favorites, along with departed features like The Breakfast Table (where two ...

“Slate, one of few surviving original digital media outlets, has struggled in recent years to find its way in the new media landscape and figure out a sustainable business model. It has been without ...

NEW YORK (July 14, 2014) — Julia Turner has been named editor-in-chief of Slate, effective today. David Plotz, editor-in-chief of Slate since 2008 and a journalist at the magazine since its inception, ...

The full memo, courtesy Romenesko, is below. You may have seen the story about Slate that’s up on the New York Observer website today. I wanted to take a minute to respond, because while the facts in ...

Slate, the online publication known for counterintuitive analysis and its many podcasts, has chosen a specialist in narrative journalism as its next editor in chief. On Wednesday, the company ...

The Slate family is getting bigger, and consquently, a restructuring is in order! David Plotz, longtime deputy for the thinky, The Slate family is getting bigger, and consquently, a restructuring is ...

Slate editor Jacob Weisberg becomes chairman and editor-in-chief of The Slate Group, overseeing overall editorial and creative direction of Slate Magazine, Slate V, TheRoot.com and The Big Money, a ...

Michael Kinsley, the editor of online publication Slate, yesterday said he will leave that position after 6 1/2 years to work full time for Slate, writing and doing other projects. Kinsley said he was ...

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