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...Richard Stengel, Managing Editor, TIME.com
...Read why Rick Stengel is tired of Madonna and summer's other geezer rockers. His column runs every Friday. time.com/stengel...
...Rick Stengel will be on vacation until May 1 and will not be able to respond to his e-mail until his return...
...colleague Rick Stengel has ably and correctly pointed out in his column that the showdown is a boon to the media - especially in this economic slowdown ("recession"? "bear market"?) - which need round-the-clock news marathons to spike ratings and readership. But ironically, the media are so far also showing a second, contradictory tendency that works against this interest: their tendency to parrot the language of the administration in power, especially when reporting on international affairs. Lest they appear biased or unpatriotic during wartime, for instance, reporters surrender their understanding of English and let "bombing victims" become "collateral damage...
...magazine comes out weekly, but TIME.COM, our nimble and sprightly website, comes out daily, hourly--it is TIME all the time. Rick Stengel, the editor of time.com likes to say our website is a gene spliced from the magazine and then grown in a new environment. And it has grown, in terms of not only traffic and readership but also importance: in the past few weeks, time.com has broken the story of Bill Clinton's deal with independent counsel Robert Ray as well as the amount of Denise Rich's gift to the Clinton library...