Six-year-old magazine
Pacific Standard is tracking its best-ever month of online traffic, 1.25 million unique views, with readers drawn to two different stories,
one on online harassment of women, the other a
human-interest/trend feature about artisanal toast. Sara Laskow profiles the print and
online pub, which aims to overturn the idea that "thought-leader magazines get published on the East Coast, and that’s that."
Read the whole story at Columbia Journalism Review »