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Voting Open in Third Annual Renewal Awards: 25 Nonprofits in Running for $150,000 in Grants
Winners to be announced March 27 at symposium in New Orleans
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The Atlantic’s March Cover Story: Franklin Foer on Paul Manafort and the Fall of Washington
Oligarchs, shady deals, foreign money—how Manafort helped contaminate Washington and corrupt U.S. politics
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The Atlantic Hires Natasha Bertrand as Staff Writer, James Somers as Contributing Editor
Bertrand to cover national security with focus on developments in the Trump-Russia investigation
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Call for Entries: Atlantic Media's 15th Annual Michael Kelly Award
Deadline to Enter: Friday, February 2, 2018; $25,000 First Place Award
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The Atlantic Grows Politics & Policy Team: Elaina Plott Hired as Staff Writer, Reihan Salam Becomes Contributing Editor
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2017's Most Engaged Article is The Atlantic’s “My Family’s Slave” by the late Alex Tizon
Chartbeat data shows nearly 58 million minutes or 110 years of collective reading time for June cover story
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“What Putin Really Wants”: The Atlantic’s January/February Issue Cover Story
Julia Ioffe reports from Russia on how far an emboldened Putin will go to get what he wants
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Swati Sharma Named Deputy Editor of TheAtlantic.com
With editor Adrienne LaFrance, Sharma will help oversee the site.
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The Atlantic Names Liz Lorenzoni and Ryan McRae Vice Presidents of Advertising Partnerships
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CityLab Will Be Exclusive Media Partner for Inaugural SXSW Cities Summit in Spring 2018
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Atlantic Media / Allstate Regional Renewal Poll of Puget Sound Area Shows Optimism, Concern Over Rapid Growth
Most residents are optimistic about region’s direction amid concerns around managing rapid growth and preserving affordability
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The Atlantic’s December Issue: “The Making of an American Nazi” Profiles the Disturbing Evolution of Daily Stormer Publisher Andrew Anglin
Plus: China’s Quest to Make Contact With Extraterrestrial Intelligence; Second Life and the Digital Ruins of a Forgotten Future;
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Jon Batiste Becomes Music Director of The Atlantic
Batiste’s reinterpretation of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” that he created for the Radio Atlantic podcast, is now streaming everywhere.
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The Atlantic Launches “Life Up Close,” A Multi-Year Series Featuring Science Writing from Around the World
Editorial series debuts with support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Department of Science Education
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The Atlantic Interview: New Weekly Podcast Hosted by Jeffrey Goldberg
Show begins November 8 with guest Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, as flagship Radio Atlantic podcast surpasses 1 million downloads.
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The Atlantic Promotes Sarah Yager to Deputy Executive Editor and Adrienne Green to Managing Editor
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New Radio Atlantic Episode: Derek Thompson Details His Exclusive View Into the World of X, Google’s Moonshot Factory
Thompson reports on science of creativity for The Atlantic’s November cover story
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CityLab Paris Speaker Line-Up, Programming Announced // Paris Summit Taking Place October 22-24
Mayors from Paris, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Barcelona, Milan, Quito, Helsinki, Manchester, Durban, Kingston among dozens of mayors to participate
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The Atlantic’s 160th Anniversary Issue: November 2017
The Tech Issue: The Science of Creativity; Inside Google’s Moonshot Factory; and The Surprising Technology Behind Mona Lisa’s Smile
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Statement from Atlantic Media General Counsel Aretae Wyler on Scam Using The Atlantic Names
