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April 23, 2008


Tag Magazine Soft Launch

I'm a huge fan of magazines, and an even bigger fan of classic efforts like Might and Feed that pushed the edges of the envelope on what magazines can be. For years, I've harbored the dream of seeing what sort of magazine I and my friends and allies might be able to create. So it is with enormous pleasure that I'm announcing that my good friend/partner-in-crime Josh Levy and I have just soft launched Tag Magazine.

With Tag, we're eager to experiment with some ideas of what magazine writing on the web can be, and are counting on tapping into the genius and courage of our networks of friends and associates. We're just getting started, so for now I'll ask you to jump on over to tag-themagazine.com and sign up for the mailing list, follow Tag on Twitter (short cut), or even pitch us a story idea. We fully expect this to be a crazy journey. Hope you'll join us on it.


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