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Monday, July 06, 2009

Best Weekend Never

Why journalists don't account for inflation when they report box office records.

I wrote an essay in Slate, published today, arguing that movie box office records should account for inflation. You can find it here.

Update: The piece has been linked to by The New York Times, The Atlantic, Chicago Tribune, and MediaBistro, among others.

Posted by Zach in Slate Articles |

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