Matt Yglesias Leaving Slate to Join Ezra Klein's Venture
Whatever the heck it is
Matt Yglesias, a prominent blogger and Slate's "Moneybox" columnist, is leaving the site at the end of February to join Ezra Klein's new venture, according to a staff memo.
Slate editor-in-chief David Plotz described Yglesias's departure as "a great opportunity for him to found and create an exciting new venture, working in partnership with one of his closest friends, who's also one of the best journalists around."
Klein's possible departure from The Washington Post had been the talk of D.C. media for the past month, with the paper finally announcing Tuesday that he, Melissa Bell and Dylan Matthews were leaving for a new venture.
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Al Franken has signed on as consultant!
So if E.J. Dionne joins we will have an excellent cross section of the punchable face club in a single location?!
I can't remember who, but somebody totally called this in the comments the other day.
And I thought they were crazy. Goes to show, you never know.
yglesias is maybe 33 now. Is still he a 'wunderkind' too or is it just klein?
At least you can go to one place for a daily dose of stupidfail. There's that.