[I]t used to be a given that when writers at Slate got an offer from a certain small category of print publications – including the New York Times, the Washington Post, Time magazine and maybe a few others – they would always go. Now it’s really the other way around.

Im Guardian redet Slate-Chef Jacob Weisberg darüber, was sich 2006 verändert hat, und warum die wichtigsten Papier-Zeitungen einfach weiterbestehen müssen.