Paste Expands
We’ve mentioned in the past how Paste, the indie music magazine, has managed to stay afloat during a tough year of recession by employing some unconventional means. The founders gathered musicians to put together a benefit album (a tactic they also used recently for the magazine’s Songs For Haiti charity), allowed readers to pick a sliding scale of payment, and solicited donations for their publication.
Now it looks like Paste may finally be back in the black with two new hires of assistant editors: Rachel Dovey will be joining the team editing music reviews after a West Coast internship at Wired, and former Paste intern Michael Saba will be now be editing the film and TV sections of the magazine.
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