Tuesday, February 15, 2005
To What Do We Owe the Honor?
When Covering Party People, Is Three a Crowd? (washingtonpost.com)
We like the DC-area, our home for the past decade, and to our California-bred eyes, it's always seemed a little cooler than its staid, lawyers-on-steroids-but-about-as-interesting-as-lawyers-on-depressants image. But we're about to welcome three new magazines to our market, joining the venerable Washingtonian, which seem dedicated to making us even more cool (or at least better dressed).
Some sample grabs from the Post piece (linked above):
Washingtonians unzip at night.
We don't care who you vote for as long as you have good shoes on when you do it.
What about the rest of us who want to be hip and fashionable and aren't millionaires?
And the best:
As for the boom in glitzy mags, Carroll says, "Everybody had the same idea at the same time, it looks like."
Aren't we DC-metro folks lucky?
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We like the DC-area, our home for the past decade, and to our California-bred eyes, it's always seemed a little cooler than its staid, lawyers-on-steroids-but-about-as-interesting-as-lawyers-on-depressants image. But we're about to welcome three new magazines to our market, joining the venerable Washingtonian, which seem dedicated to making us even more cool (or at least better dressed).Some sample grabs from the Post piece (linked above):
Washingtonians unzip at night.
We don't care who you vote for as long as you have good shoes on when you do it.
What about the rest of us who want to be hip and fashionable and aren't millionaires?
And the best:
As for the boom in glitzy mags, Carroll says, "Everybody had the same idea at the same time, it looks like."
Aren't we DC-metro folks lucky?
