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Sunday, May 9, 2010 7:14 pm
Web Site of the Week: Slate.com
Posted by: Christine Bulson

Slate.com is a daily magazine (web only) which began in 1996 and is now owned by The Washington Post.  Considered a liberal publication it includes short articles in politics, art, business and science.  It also is the online site for Doonesbury.   A recent article on a comparison of two cookbooks, The Pioneer Woman and Ad Hoc, was entertaining and funny.  Two columnists illustrate the broad spectrum of Slate – Eliot Spitzer writing on ”Keeping the Fed Honest” and Dear Prudence answering a question from a college student who discovered her mother was a porn star. This is an enjoyable site which may explain why readership of Time and Newsweek is down significantly.


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