https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/14/business/media/ankler-janice-min-richard-rushfield.html
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- Jan 2022
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Mr. Rushfield, the founder of The Ankler, which bills itself as “the newsletter Hollywood loves to hate and hates to love,” will be the company’s editorial director and chief columnist.
I thought this was the niche filled by Nikki Finke's Deadline Hollywood?
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IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING You can write richard@theankler.com, with end-to-end encryption on whatsapp and Signal (messages me for the number), or on gchat at richardrushfield
If you see something, say something is a lot over-the-top for a Hollywood rag.
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- Oct 2020
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recording it all in a Twitter thread that went viral and garnered the hashtag #PlaneBae.
I find it interesting that The Atlantic files this story with a URL that includes "/entertainment/" in it's path. Culture, certainly, but how are three seemingly random people's lives meant to be classified by such a journalistic source as "entertainment?"
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The American Bible Society, t he American Sunday School Union, and the American Tract Society were all established in this period, and they each used the printing press to besiege the nation with Bibles, t racts, pictures, and picture cards t hat would help to create a strong, unified, J esus-centered national i dentity. A good tract “should be entertaining,” announced the American Tract Society in 1824. “ There must be something to allure the listless to read.”
This is also the same sort of cultural movement to happen to journalism with Hard Copy in the early 1980's.
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