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They Both Had Little To Say
Andrew Sullivan has the best assessment of Tina Brown that I've seen yet in tomorrow's Opinion Journal. She is devastatingly and accurately compared with Bill Clinton, which to me is the ultimate insult.
In retrospect, however, Sept. 11 was the watershed for Tinaism--not because of what it did to the economy, but because of what it did for the culture. That day reminded us that there are more important things than winning the news cycle, that the old virtues still matter, that substance counts, and that the opposite of "hot" is sometimes true. This culture is here to stay for the foreseeable future and it is one in which Tina Brown, as epitomized by Talk, has simply nothing to say.
Posted by Rand Simberg at January 23, 2002 10:22 PM