Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“I worked at Rolling Stone for a long time. our our magazine was severely damaged by um you know a not dissimilar case where we you sort of bent over backwards to try to uh embrace the story of an accuser... we made some journalistic mistakes frankly uh in the reporting of that story uh that ended up being very very costly”
The speaker discusses how Rolling Stone made journalistic mistakes in reporting on an accuser's story that damaged the magazine's reputation.
▶ Hear it“I mean, look, I I worked at Rolling Stone for a long time. our our magazine was severely damaged by um you know a not dissimilar case where we you know we we sort of bent over backwards to try to uh embrace the story of an accuser.”
The host references her past work at Rolling Stone and a mistake the magazine made in reporting a sexual assault case.
▶ Hear it“Soon as I started the newsletter, I read about Rolling Stone magazine and learned how they had started as a newspaper back in like late60s for rock and roll fans and how it grew into becoming, you know, the biggest magazine still around today, Rolling Stone magazine. I said that's it. I'm going to do that for hiphop and create the Rolling Stone for the hip-hop generation.”
Referenced as an aspirational model and inspiration for The Source magazine's business model and growth.
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