| Axios takes on the world - turning Axios into a bigger news and information hub The smartest, most efficient, most trusted news and analysis on the topics you care about????? _______________________________________________________________ Blogger's Note: Don't know about all those excess superlative claims for being the smartest, most efficient or most trusted _______________________________________________________________ Axios turns 1 tomorrow — and, more importantly, is announcing our newest coverage area: international affairs. What’s new for you: Around-the-clock coverage of world events relevant to your life and work. In a first for Axios, this World stream features a mix of our own reporting and outside experts —including Sinocism founder Bill Bishop on China, and the super-wired Barak Ravid, who has been writing for us from Israel about Middle East peace. Outside experts, including CFR President Richard Haass, will write on our platform, using a cool new tool that allows verified specialists to write directly into our Smart Brevity™ system. Why it matters, from CEO Jim VandeHei: “We're turning Axios into a bigger news and information hub, a place you can efficiently consume far more information across far more topics — and benefit from the insight of journalists and vetted experts." "The purpose: to provide you with the smartest, most efficient, most trusted news and analysis on the topics you care about.” |
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Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Taking On The World??? Good Luck + Happy Anniversary Axios!
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