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This is the kind of story where a corkboard with photos and yarn is required to follow it. I couldn't keep up with all the interconnected players and LLCs. The

This is the kind of story where a corkboard with photos and yarn is required to follow it. I couldn't keep up with all the interconnected players and LLCs. The most bizarre part is Newsweek. I've known for a while that it isn't what it once was. What I didn't know was how much it had fallen. Similar to when I see "Polaroid" branded products, where it's obvious the name is the only thing left of that company.

gruez 8y ago
>This is the kind of story where a corkboard with photos and yarn is required to follow it. I couldn't keep up with all the interconnected players and LLCs. there was an article i read a while ago (maybe it was on Bloomberg, I couldn't remember) that has a solution for this. if you clicked on the name of an important company/person, it'd show you a short description, along with cross references to them elsewhere in the story.
- Technetium_Hat 8y ago
  Now I want a browser extension that adds Wikipedia-style link previews on all pages.