Job Change
The blog will continue. There is serious talk about absorbing it into Business Week's on-line presence, and I'll keep you informed if and when that happens.
Steve LeVine covers foreign affairs for BusinessWeek. He previously was correspondent for Central Asia and the Caucasus for The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times for 11 years. His first book, The Oil and the Glory, a history of the former Soviet Union through the lens of oil, was published in October 2007. Putin’s Labyrinth, his new book, profiles Russia through the lives and deaths of six Russians. It was released this week.
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Congrats! I look forward to checking out your pieces in BW.
hope when this blog will become a part of the BW it wont be charged to view ))
Congratulations and good luck at BW! Hope you enjoyed your time in TX.
I have enjoyed Texas -- a lot. What isn't well known outside Dallas (at least I didn't know it) is how zooming and multi-national it is. The neighborhood where we live is largely immigrant -- Indian primarily, but also Chinese, Ukrainian, Russian, Japanese, Brazilian (in addition to the Kazakhs living in our house). Plus it's a boom-time atmosphere, inexpensive enough to attract all manner of people who are trying to make it.
I got a call from Business Week -- this blog will be absorbed by its on-line presence. For better or worse, the tone will not change (though of course I'm open to hearing suggestions of subject matter).
Thanks for the remarks and best, Steve
Good luck at BW
Congrats, Steve, and welcome to Washington!
Congratulations! I told you that you would end up taking the blogging world by storm!
All my best wishes from down in New Orleans!
Thanks again guys! I started this week.
Thanks again guys! I started this week.
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