[AppyPappy]

Go home so we can move everything out while you are gone.

[tumblindice]

Unfortunately, the penalty for offering a bad product in a free market is failure.
What they need to do is hang on and either: 1. get a bitcoin investor mailing list and hope that their lobbying for a command economy finally succeeds; and/or,
2. get friendly congress critters to grant them NPR/PBS-type taxpayer-subsidised funding so they can continue to churn out raw journalistic sewage. (But I repeat myself.)
In any event, they did “build that” so, sayonara schmucks.

[Vlad The Inhaler]

What can you expect from a company that sold for ONE DOLLAR back in 2010?

[EdnaMode]

Will anyone notice if they go out of business?

[bray]

Perhaps they thought it would be easier for Putin to write the editorials himself?

[rrrod]

Hopefully CNN is next...

[Strac6]

AMF

[unread]

"Just last week the co-owner and chairman of Newsweek Media Group, Etienne Uzac, and his wife Marion Kim, who acted as the company's finance director, both stepped down."

Nepotism rears its ugly head.... Such a situation can only lead to lots of problems.... Nepotism in local government is a good example....

[Trillian]

I figured they received their articles already made for them, talking points and all. They must have been there to give the appearance of a normal business.

[V K Lee]

The magazine so brave to publish an event before the event took place....

Now who and what did they know?

[mac_truck]

Does that whack job Kurt Eichenwald still work there?

[McGruff]

Don’t gloat CNN you maybe next.

[Ann Archy]

Wasn’t Newsweak bought for $1.00 by Jane Harmon’s husband?

[maxwellsmart_agent]

When you look at the crap that has been coming out of Newsweek lately, it is no surprise.

[confederatecarpetbag]

Raid sounds like it could be tied to money laundering. Just a hunch