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... changes are now generally seen as having been necessary. The publishing industry is somewhat perplexed by how it achieves circulation of over a million copies, but the magazine remains independently owned and profitable, and resolutely refuses to dumb itself down. Its keystone is the high quality of its content and pretty much no other magazine can match the overall standard of its average essay. A full archive of the magazine dating back to its inception has been made available on reasonably priced DVD or memory card, ...more

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New Yorker, The: The New Yorker (603 words)
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The New Yorker The New Yorker was founded in the 1920s by Harold Ross and became something of an American institution during the twentieth century. William Shawn followed Ross as editor. The magazine is probably the most respected in the world for its journalism and short fiction. It is especially well known for critical reviews and profiles, cartoons, poetry, politics and social commentary, but its writers are more or less free to write about what they want to. The editorial standards are notoriously high. The current editor is David Remnick, a writer who was once one of America's pre-eminent news reporters and who has published books on topics as ... Read the complete review

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