J

Fri, 04 Nov 2005 15:12:10 -0800

Journalism discussion aside, what the hell? Can you really call him a hero for the environment now? A mayor who leaves a transit project like the monorail unprotected can't be green. You ain't green. Throw it back, Greg -- you don't deserve it. Or, explain yourself. I want to hear the 'framework' that connects your Kyoto commitment and your abandonment of the monorail.

Dan

Fri, 04 Nov 2005 14:00:28 -0800

On 11/4/05, Audrey wrote: Yeah, I looked at the byline for authors, too. Not sure if any of them have written for RS before (the RS website doesn't exactly lend itself to searching for articles by author). Think what you will about Rolling Stone---I appreciate their level of political coverage, given that they're an entertainment mag catering to a young audience. Still, they're no Radar. On 11/4/05, Dan Gonsiorowski wrote: I don't buy that - It's co-branded Rolling Stone but if you look at the list of authors most are well know Salon writers and all but one of them have results containing " salon.com" on the first page if you google them. None show any affiliation to RS. "Climate Warriors and Heroes" written by Ira Boudway, J.J. Helland, Sarah Karnasiewicz, Aaron Kinney, Amanda Griscom Little, Katharine Mieszkowski and Page Rockwell. On 11/4/05, Audrey wrote: It's both. Those two publications team up for political coverage from time to time: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/_/id/8742282

Seattlest: Nickels Painted Green In Rolling Stone Mag on Salon.com

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Dan