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American literary and cultural magazine founded in 1857 in Boston, notable for publishing influential essays, news, and cultural criticism.
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When was The Atlantic magazine founded and by whom?
The Atlantic was founded in 1857 in Boston, Massachusetts, by a group of prominent writers and intellectuals including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr., and James Russell Lowell. It was originally published under the title The Atlantic Monthly.
Who owns The Atlantic today?
The Atlantic is majority-owned by Laurene Powell Jobs through her organization Emerson Collective, which acquired a controlling stake in 2017. The magazine continues to operate as a for-profit publication in both print and digital formats.
What type of content and topics does The Atlantic cover?
The Atlantic publishes long-form journalism, cultural criticism, political analysis, and essays covering topics ranging from technology and science to politics, literature, and social issues. The magazine has won numerous National Magazine Awards and is known for featuring prominent writers and thinkers.
How often is The Atlantic published in print?
The Atlantic publishes ten print issues per year, with premium digital content available to subscribers on TheAtlantic.com. Digital subscribers also gain access to exclusive articles, newsletters, and podcasts such as 'The Atlantic Interview.'
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