WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 2007
MarketWatch
That's what
Jon Friedman says. He writes: "While Newsweek continues to produce solid work week after week,
Richard Stengel's moves and calculated publicity blitz have rendered its chief rival as a virtual afterthought in the newsweekly discussion. Even if you prefer to read Newsweek, that's a big accomplishment." Time's managing editor, though, "has a mixed record at recruitment," says Friedman.
Michael Kinsley and
Bill Kristol? Yawn.
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