Marketwatch media columnist Jon Friedman writes Monday that The Economist continues to gain more U.S. readers because it is targeting their intellectual curiosity.
The Economist prides itself on being relevant to its readers. ‘We think there is an ever-growing number of people who want an intelligent read,’ Micklethwait, 45, said. ‘People who read the Economist knew the problems with housing all over the world, the Islamic extremism, food prices and even bin Laden.’
The Economist is thriving in the U.S. because it frequently succeeds in being different from the American media. The Economist is decisive, but not shrill. Its stories in the magazine and on the Web have a sense of urgency, but don’t reek of hype.
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