“Succession”: Inside The Atlantic’s October 2019 Cover Story
McKay Coppins reports on Ivanka and Don Jr.’s fight to succeed their father … and rule the MAGA empire.
The Atlantic Launches New Subscription Plans and Introduces A Metered Model
The Atlantic Hires Alisa Leonard as Head of Global Marketing
Leonard will oversee marketing for global partnerships, working in close collaboration with The Atlantic’s award-winning creative studio, Atlantic Re:think
The Atlantic Hires Kaitlyn Tiffany as Staff Writer
Tiffany to cover internet culture on The Atlantic’s tech team
Ian Urbina Joins The Atlantic as Contributing Writer
Ian Urbina, a longtime reporter for The New York Times and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize, is becoming a contributing writer for The Atlantic
The Atlantic Grows Newsroom Leadership Team
Ross Andersen named deputy editor; Caitlin Frazier promoted to senior audience editor; and Yoni Appelbaum to lead major expansion of Ideas section.
“This Land Was Our Land”
In The Atlantic’s September Issue, Vann R. Newkirk II reports the shameful story of how nearly 1 million black farmers were robbed of their livelihood.
The Atlantic Festival Set to Convene Leading Innovators, Entertainers, and Lawmakers in Washington, D.C. September 24-26
Yo-Yo Ma; General Jim Mattis (Ret.); Susan Rice; Arnold Schwarzenegger; and Susan Wojcicki among mainstage speakers
“An Epidemic of Disbelief”
In The Atlantic’s August cover story, an investigation into why the police fail to catch serial rapists
The Atlantic Hires Linzee Troubh as Development Director for Film and TV
Troubh to assist development of projects through first-look deal between The Atlantic and Anonymous Content.
CityLab 2019 Summit to be Held in Washington, D.C.: Press Registration Now Open
Summit gathering global mayors and city innovators to be held October 27-29 at The Wharf.
Memo: The Atlantic’s President Bob Cohn to Leave in September
Full memo from Atlantic Media chairman David G. Bradley announcing Cohn’s departure, and his appointment as a Resident Fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School.
Atlantic Re:think and Lincoln Launch Interactive Art Installation in New York City’s Seaport District
Opening today, The Nautilus invites the public to please, touch this art
Introducing The Atlantic’s Daily Idea
New smart-speaker skill delivers daily, illuminating ideas for Amazon Echo and Google Home
“Good Night. Malaysian Three-Seven-Zero.”
On The Atlantic’s July cover, the definitive account of how Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished
The Atlantic and Anonymous Content Sign First-Look Deal
Agreement spans scripted and unscripted content and includes feature films, documentaries, television shows, and podcasts
Laurie Abraham and Thomas Gebremedhin Join The Atlantic as Senior Editors
On The Atlantic’s June Cover, James Carroll Urges the Catholic Church to“Abolish the Priesthood”
To save the Church, the former priest advocates for the end of clerical hierarchy
The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill To Lead May 30 Event In Washington With Preeminent Athlete-Activists
First-of-its-kind event will examine times when social change and athletics intersect
The Atlantic Announces the Expansion of “Our Towns,” James and Deborah Fallows’s 100,000 Mile Journey into the Heart of America
Cross-country reporting project relaunches today, with support from Grow with Google