True/Slant
“By acquiring our team, our ideas, and our technology, and working to figure out how to integrate them into Forbes as an organization, it makes what we did [at True/Slant] an unquestionable success,” writes True/Slant home page editor Michael Roston. || New York/Jan. 2009: Roston’s laid-off life.
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Roston: True/Slant’s gone, but it’s still an ‘unquestionable success’
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