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The Atlantic Hires Alisa Leonard as Head of Global Marketing
Leonard will oversee marketing for global partnerships, working in close collaboration with The Atlantic’s award-winning creative studio, Atlantic Re:think
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Photo Credit: Amelia Holowaty-Krales The Atlantic Hires Kaitlyn Tiffany as Staff Writer
Tiffany to cover internet culture on The Atlantic’s tech team
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Ian Urbina Joins The Atlantic as Contributing Writer
Ian Urbina, a longtime reporter for The New York Times and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize, is becoming a contributing writer for The Atlantic
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The Atlantic Grows Newsroom Leadership Team
Ross Andersen named deputy editor; Caitlin Frazier promoted to senior audience editor; and Yoni Appelbaum to lead major expansion of Ideas section.
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“This Land Was Our Land”
In The Atlantic’s September Issue, Vann R. Newkirk II reports the shameful story of how nearly 1 million black farmers were robbed of their livelihood.
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The Atlantic Festival Set to Convene Leading Innovators, Entertainers, and Lawmakers in Washington, D.C. September 24-26
Yo-Yo Ma; General Jim Mattis (Ret.); Susan Rice; Arnold Schwarzenegger; and Susan Wojcicki among mainstage speakers
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“An Epidemic of Disbelief”
In The Atlantic’s August cover story, an investigation into why the police fail to catch serial rapists
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The Atlantic Hires Linzee Troubh as Development Director for Film and TV
Troubh to assist development of projects through first-look deal between The Atlantic and Anonymous Content.
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CityLab 2019 Summit to be Held in Washington, D.C.: Press Registration Now Open
Summit gathering global mayors and city innovators to be held October 27-29 at The Wharf.
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Daniel Lombroso Memo: The Atlantic’s President Bob Cohn to Leave in September
Full memo from Atlantic Media chairman David G. Bradley announcing Cohn’s departure, and his appointment as a Resident Fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School.
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Atlantic Re:think and Lincoln Launch Interactive Art Installation in New York City’s Seaport District
Opening today, The Nautilus invites the public to please, touch this art
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Introducing The Atlantic’s Daily Idea
New smart-speaker skill delivers daily, illuminating ideas for Amazon Echo and Google Home
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“Good Night. Malaysian Three-Seven-Zero.”
On The Atlantic’s July cover, the definitive account of how Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished
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The Atlantic and Anonymous Content Sign First-Look Deal
Agreement spans scripted and unscripted content and includes feature films, documentaries, television shows, and podcasts
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Laurie Abraham and Thomas Gebremedhin Join The Atlantic as Senior Editors
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On The Atlantic’s June Cover, James Carroll Urges the Catholic Church to“Abolish the Priesthood”
To save the Church, the former priest advocates for the end of clerical hierarchy
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The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill To Lead May 30 Event In Washington With Preeminent Athlete-Activists
First-of-its-kind event will examine times when social change and athletics intersect
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The Atlantic Announces the Expansion of “Our Towns,” James and Deborah Fallows’s 100,000 Mile Journey into the Heart of America
Cross-country reporting project relaunches today, with support from Grow with Google
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The Atlantic Creating Podcast Examining Hurricane Katrina, Hosted by Vann Newkirk
Ambitious audio series marks The Atlantic’s first longform narrative podcast.
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On The Atlantic’s May Cover, George Packer Shares an Elegy for the American Century
Richard Holbrooke, Balkan diplomacy, and the beginning of the end for American influence
