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1. dish.andrewsullivan.com › tag › the-end-of-the-dishThe End Of The Dish – The Dish

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   Feb 6, 2015 · As you can see in the accompanying screenshot of Sullivan’s Dish archives, in the nine months following Sullivan’s 2005 announcement that he was stepping down from blogging, he updated The Dish 1,564 times. Andrew Sullivan is not retiring from blogging. Erik Kain wants the blog to live on: I say, let The Dish go on, with or without Sullivan.

2. www.theatlantic.com › national › archiveSome Notes on 'The Dish' - The Atlantic

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   Feb 4, 2013 · Some Notes on 'The Dish' By Ta-Nehisi Coates. February 4, 2013. Share. Save. My old buddy Andrew Sullivan went for delf this weekend ... Ta-Nehisi Coates is a former national correspondent for The ...

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   How many times did Andrew Sullivan update the dish?

   • As you can see in the accompanying screenshot of Sullivan’s Dish archives, in the nine months following Sullivan’s 2005 announcement that he was stepping down from blogging, he updated The Dish 1,564 times. Andrew Sullivan is not retiring from blogging. I say, let The Dish go on, with or without Sullivan.

   The End Of The Dish – The Dish

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   Will Andrew Sullivan quit the Battle of ideas?

   • Andrew Sullivan won’t be quitting the battle of ideas anytime soon. Out on a Limb, published by Simon & Schuster is available now in Australia. 328 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA. Open daily except Mondays 11.30-4pm and 5pm-10pm.

   ‘A journalist’s job is to lose friends’: lunch with Andrew Sullivan

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   Is the dish a chain around Andrew's leg?

   • Maybe The Dish has become a chain around Andrew’s leg. Maybe the blog has to completely die for Andrew to truly break free. Screw that. Let’s talk about options for keeping The Dish alive and thriving. There is a problem: Andrew needing to stop blogging (I understand and immensely respect this), and there are various solutions.

   The End Of The Dish – The Dish

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   Should Sullivan quit a TV show?

   • So long as the driving ethos remains intact, there’s no reason to call it quits entirely. Sullivan can take on an executive producer role, or simply let his name and fame remain attached to the project. Then he can bring in some of the more interesting names in online media to write in his stead—semi-permanent guest bloggers, if you will.

   The End Of The Dish – The Dish

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4. www-stage.theatlantic.com › politics › archiveAndrew Sullivan Will Stop Blogging, Retire The Dish - The ...

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   Jan 29, 2015 · Keep Andrew Sullivan's Site Alive After building a massive audience for The Dish , he shared his platform with lesser-known writers and readers. That digital community should survive.

5. dish.andrewsullivan.com › aboutAbout Us – The Dish

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   About Us. The Daily Dish was founded in the summer of 2000 by Andrew Sullivan as one of the very first political blogs. Andrew wrote the blog alone for the first six years, for no pay, apart from two pledge drives. In 2006 he took the blog to time.com and then to theatlantic.com, where he was able to employ interns for the first time to handle ...

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7. www.newyorker.com › andrew-sullivan-dish-closesAndrew Sullivan Shuts a Door | The New Yorker

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   February 11, 2015. Photograph by T.J. Kirkpatrick / Getty. Andrew Sullivan shuttered his blog, the Dish, last week. It was a unique, capacious site, driven by news but built out in many directions ...

8. www.smh.com.au › culture › books‘A journalist’s job is to lose friends’: lunch with Andrew ...

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   Sep 2, 2021 · Andrew Sullivan, then editor of The Dish in 2014. Credit: T.J. Kirkpatrick/Getty Images Having survived the AIDS crisis, Sullivan has now made it through another plague: the coronavirus pandemic.

9. dish.andrewsullivan.comThe Dish

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   The emergence of Pope Francis – the sheer miraculous grace of it – suddenly eclipsed the despair. You know what has happened since. I just wanted to add this coda to the narrative arc of the Dish years. It may not mean as much to you as to me – but Francis may well become a figure more important than merely Pope.