Mark Sweeney of The Guardian newspaper in London writes Tuesday about how The Economist magazine is popular with young readers after it was the subject of a rap song and a Facebook group.
“The chorus of the rap runs: ‘He reads the Economist so he can get the gist, its solid competence gives him confidence that his intelligence is correct.’
“Other lines praise editorial standards such as ‘The style in which they write is simple and concise, how do they get their sentences so precise?'”
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