> It doesn't work well on the web It doesn't work in magazines and newspapers either, but certain writerly circles (mostly American ones) consist of telling ea

> It doesn't work well on the web It doesn't work in magazines and newspapers either, but certain writerly circles (mostly American ones) consist of telling each other that this kind of fluff is a good idea. You will find this kind of writing in Time magazine, but not in The Economist. Which is one of many reasons why TE is a better paper.