By: Martin Peretz | The Washington Post
There were plenty of warning signs that the tech-savvy new management of the New Republic respected neither the intellectual property nor its intellectual inheritance. But, for every move that might have served as an alert, there was a compensating sign that the new team was not actually going to smash the vibrant historical jewel it had acquired. Then a new chief executive, demanding a “vertically integrated digital media company” powered by a “straddle generation” of journalists, removed the two top editors, precipitating the resignation of at least 58 of the 87 names on the masthead.
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