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Infowars calls Rolling Stone feature on Alex Jones “largely positive and accurate”
The Rolling Stone feature called Alex Jones “the most paranoid man in America” and “a multiplatform prophet of paranoia who sees diabolical plots in every turn of the news cycle.” But apparently the online radio conspiracy-meister and publisher of Infowars thinks this analysis is “largely” spot on. Continue reading
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More than Half of Rolling Stone Readers Still Listen to Music Radio
The new issue of Rolling Stone now on newsstands features “40 Reasons To Be Excited About Music.” Though I might argue with a lot of the reasons (Black Eyed Peas are reason #1?!), I’m pretty convinced by #40: “Because You … finish reading More than Half of Rolling Stone Readers Still Listen to Music Radio


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