Slate (magazine)

Slate is an online news and culture magazine created by Microsoft in 1996 as part of MSN. On December 21, 2004, it was bought by The Washington Post.

Contributors/Departments

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• Henry Blodget ('Go East, Young Man')
• Paul Boutin ('Webhead')
• Bryan Curtis ('The Middlebrow')
• John Dickerson ('Politics')
• Elisabeth Eaves ('The Best Policy')
• David Edelstein ('Movies/Reel Time')
• Edward Jay Epstein ('The Hollywood Economist')
• Mia Fineman ('Art')
• Daniel Gross ('Moneybox')
• Christopher Hitchens ('Fighting Words)
• Margo Howard ('Dear Prudence')
• Fred Kaplan ('War Stories')
• Mickey Kaus ('Kausfiles'/'Gearbox')
• Steven Landsburg ('Everyday Economics')
• Josh Levin ('Sports Nut')
• Dahlia Lithwick ('Jurisprudence')

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• Eric Liu ('Teachings')
• Stephen Metcalf ('Books')
• Timothy Noah ('Chatterbox')
• Meghan O'Rourke ('Culturebox')
• Josh Patner ('Fashion')
• Robert Pinsky ('Poetry editor')
• Daniel Politi ('Today's Papers')
• William Saletan ('Human Nature')
• Jack Shafer ('Press Box')
• Dana Stevens ('Surfergirl')
• Garry Trudeau ('Doonesbury')
• Seth Stevenson ('Ad Report Card/Well-Traveled')
• Eric Umansky ('Today's Papers')
• Jacob Weisberg ('Bushisms, The Big Idea')
• Emily Yoffe ('Human Guinea Pig')

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