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The Brooklyn Rail print culture newspaper continues to grow online

Born in 2000 as the first Internet boom burst, The Brooklyn Rail has built up a very strong following for its coverage of culture both in print and online.

Brooklyn Rail editorial meeting in Greenpoint. From the @TheBrooklynRail Twitter feed.

The Brooklyn Rail has a print circulation of 20,000 and an monthly online readership of a half-million, according to the site. It’s a nonprofit organization devoted to covering culture. It’s impressive to see that a print and news venture founded in 2000, as the first Internet boom went bust, has managed to hold on ever since.

Here’s a few posts that the Reddit community has gotten strongly behind:

In Conversation: MARY JO BANG with Adam Fitzgerald.
An interview covering a new translation of Dante’s Inferno that seeks to modernize the classic text.

A different sort of blowback.
An essay on cocaine’s importance in history, its status as a commodity and why legalization is not now politically feasible. The write draws partly from a new book on the subject, but more uses it as a springboard for his own perspective.

I was a Brooklyn townie.
The title says it all. A man who grew up in Bensonhurst 50 years ago watches the borough everyone ignored for most of his life become incredibly hip.

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