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Longreads partners with 'The Atlantic'

Longreads, the long-form journalism aggregator founded by Mark Armstrong in 2009, has a struck a partnership with The Atlantic. More

April 5, 2013 3:06 am

 

Atlantic Media's business site Quartz hits a milestone: more than 1 million visitors

It's worth an announcement because December was only the third full month of operation for the site, which debuted Sept. 24 with a focus on reaching readers on mobile platforms like tablets and smartphones. More

January 7, 2013 9:03 am

 

The Good News Bears of Atlantic Media announce new China Channel, new hires, promotions

The China Channel is the latest addition to the online titles spinning out of Atlantic Media, which has been expanding its digital footprint over the past few years with the launch of new verticals on theatlantic.com and standalone sites such as The Atlantic Wire and Quartz. The company's digital revenues surpassed print advertising for the first time last year. More

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December 21, 2012 7:23 am

 

Atlantic Media business website, Quartz, staffs up and strategizes

Two months ago, Chris Batty, the former Gawker sales boss who'd just been tapped as publisher, told Ad Age that the venture—subsequently named Quartz—would be "a run at the space The Economist and The Financial Times currently occupy." More

May 28, 2012 10:11 pm

 

'The New Republic' plans to establish a New York office

A spokeswoman told Capital the New York hub will have both editorial and business-side staffers. The main headquarters will remain in Washington, D.C. More

May 16, 2012 5:07 pm

 

Atlantic Media spreads its cash-cow mini-Davos enterprise to New York, thanks to Thomson Reuters and McKinsey

Taking a cue from the Davos-esque conferences The Atlantic produces in Aspen and Washington D.C. each year in conjunction with Walter Isaacson's Aspen Institute, this new addition to its roster describes itself as the "premier forum in New York for the exchange of ideas of consequence," which is just the sort of language you'd expect to describe this sort of thing. "It will take on the largest issues of the day—through interviews, discussions, and debates. And it will recognize New York’s status as a major actor in all of the significant policy issues facing the country." More

February 21, 2012 9:18 am

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