The American, a new business magazine patterned after the early issues of Fortune, published its first issue. It’s a project of the American Enterprise Institute, and a subscription costs $40.
“You’ll find no laments from me about the arrival of the Internet age. I’ve made a living as a web journalist for the better part of the last decade. We have access to more information than ever before thanks to the Web. But there’s still no substitute for a meaty, substantive dead-tree publication. The American will come out six times a year, and if the first issue is any indicator, it will be producing must-read pieces.
“The future of serious journalism in our celebrity-saturated age remains uncertain. But the birth of any new publication that understands the power and importance of ideas should be a cause for celebration. Give thanks this week for a great American.”
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