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The Longform Journalism Renaissance
A list of our favorite longform curation sites on the web.
Lifestyle
Sell Your Breakup Memories Instead of Burning Them
Thanks to a new startup, post-relationship closet cleansing can be productive—and eco-friendly.
Technology
Where Have All the Photojournalists Gone?
Here comes the iPhone, and there go the photojournalists.
News
An Ode to a 'Poor Black Kid' I Never Knew: How Forbes Gets Poverty Wrong
Forbes writer Gene Marks today tells us what he'd do if he were destitute and black. Here's what a poor minority kid I knew did.
News
Race to the Heartland: An Iowa Campaign Ad Roundup
In preparation for the Iowa caucus, the GOP candidates are breaking out the ads.
News
Jill Abramson, Anna Wintour, and the Problem of Women's Magazines
The Gray Lady gets a lady editor.
Lifestyle
No More Bronely Nights: The Bromance App Is Grindr For Straight Dudes—Or Is It?
Meet the founders of Bromance, the most evolved bros you'll ever have a beer with.
News
If Herman Cain Had an Affair, the Woman Was His Lover, Not His Victim
A steamy, consensual affair and a creepy, unwanted sexual advance are completely different things.
Lifestyle
Sister Bloggers: Why So Many Lifestyle Bloggers Happen to Be Mormon
Why your favorite crafty design blog is probably written by a Mormon
Culture
Bieber Fever Pitch: What Happens When a Justin Bieber Concert Is Free?
How much does it cost to be a Justin Bieber superfan? Sometimes, nothing but an iron will.
Culture
What Most Sex Scandals Have In Common (Hint: It's Not Sex)
Sex scandals are treated as gossip, not as wake-up calls to fight abuses of power.
Culture
Did the Discovery Channel Censor a Climate Change Show?
They say it's a "scheduling issue," but the channel that birthed "Shark Week" looks to be blocking climate change information.
Culture
We Are Journalists. Let's Keep It to Ourselves.
Maybe the next meme should be "We Spoke to a Journalist." That sounds a lot harder than what I do every day.
Culture
The Here and Next
While the long view will never cease to inspire, there is a certain power in what’s next.
Culture
GOOD 025: The Next Big Thing
This issue of GOOD features a particularly fascinating cast of characters, from Chinese bachelors to Mormon bloggers.
Culture
Why Should Women Read The Economist?
The Economist's new ad campaign attempts to appeal to women—by asserting that appealing to women is unnecessary.
Culture
Infographic: Views on the News
While Americans have an increasingly negative opinion of news organizations, they still trust the media more than the government or corporations.
Culture
Free Speech on Facebook: The Case Against Banning Pro-Rape Pages
Facebook is a private company that functions largely as a public space. Should we be policing its content?
