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Huffington Post's project to write about economy off to shaky start

Nicholas Carlson of The Business Insider writes Tuesday that the new Huffington Post project with $1.75 million in funding designed to write investigative stories about business and the economy is off to a shaky start.

Carlson writes, “But two months later, freelance Wall Street reporter Teri Buhl — she does work for the New York Post and Trader Monthly — tells us the HuffPo Fund is having trouble ‘getting any content out.’

“Specifically, Teri says HuffPo ‘lied about having their site ready and a having a business editor to edit my work.’

“And so, five weeks after HuffPo agreed to buy her story, Teri finally bailed and sold it to The Mortgage Lender Implode-O-Meter instead.

“We asked Teri if she thought HuffPo was having a hard time spending its $1.75 million fast enough or if it was ‘something else.'”

Read more here. Buhl’s reply was “something else.”

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