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  • Editor and Chief Content Officer, Forbes
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Chief Content Officer, @Forbes Media. Founder, #30Under30/ #Under30Summit. Part-time food/wine critic, full-time journalism advocate, lifelong entrepreneur.
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Forbes Newsletters: Curation At Scale Original

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By Randall Lane 
| Forbes
Print magazines became a dominant medium during America’s growth era by leaning into the premises of curation and elegance. Email newsletters have grabbed some of that mantle—certainly in terms of curation, but the element of elegance has been substituted with something just as powerful: utility. The numbers, as usual, don’t lie. From a single newsletter eight years ago, Forbes now boasts a 19-title portfolio, with more than 2.2 million editorial subscribers.
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How We’re Expanding The Forbes Audience

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By Randall Lane 
| Yahoo Entertainment
Part of Forbes’ enduring power is brand consistency: It’s a one-word code for success and entrepreneurial capitalism, whether on a newsstand or in a rap lyric. Equally important: our ability to show up pretty much anywhere, whether geographically—we currently span 82 countries—or on just about any media platform. That latter phenomenon isn’t an accident. As audiences migrate, we consciously follow them.
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The American Dream Turns 250

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By Randall Lane 
| Forbes
My fuzzy memories of America’s bicentennial encompass fireworks, plays about Paul Revere and a country, even amid the turbulent 1970s, excited to celebrate together. Our semiquincentennial brings a different vibe, with political polarization blunting the idea of a common commemoration. That’s unfortunate, because the United States, founded on an ideal rather than a creed, remains unified around the concept most core to who we are: the American Dream.
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