US News & World Report goes internet exclusive
Brian Kelly, the current editor of US News & World Report, announces that the newsmagazine is going to go web-only except for special publications like college and financial guides (Hat tip: The Other McCain and Outside the Beltway). Their last issue will be next month.
Oh well. Like other newsweeklies in the US, they too went down the drain of political correctness, and there's no telling if they'll crawl back so soon from the pit of leftism they sunk into. In fairness, maybe this will provide them with a chance for redemption. But we can't count on it.
Oh well. Like other newsweeklies in the US, they too went down the drain of political correctness, and there's no telling if they'll crawl back so soon from the pit of leftism they sunk into. In fairness, maybe this will provide them with a chance for redemption. But we can't count on it.
Labels: communications, msm foulness, United States
