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Think Tanked Has Launched at The Washington Post!

The time has finally come to re-direct your bookmarks, feeds and attention to the brand new Think Tanked at The Washington Post!I hope you like and, as always, your feedback is appreciated.

 

Think Tanked Goes Live at The Washington Post Tomorrow!

That's right, tomorrow's the day. Think Tanked will re-load at The Washington Post tomorrow morning. I'm not 100% of the time, but you know I won't be able to keep the news quiet and I'll let you know as soon as possible.
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If you don't know what all is happening, you can get all caught up here.

Think Tanked and I Are Moving to The Washington Post

Ok, so here's the big news: The Washington Post made an offer I couldn't refuse and Think Tanked and I will now be there. There are many details forthcoming, but for now, here's the staff announcement made by the Post today:

We are pleased to announce that Allen McDuffee will be bringing his Think Tanked blog to the Post, where he will write about Washington’s robust ideas industry.

Allen has been an independent journalist for the past several years, writing for The Nation, New York Observer, Huffington Post and Raw Story.  He has been awarded funding from The Nation's Investigative Journalism Fund and is a two-time fellow at the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism. Before his journalism career, Allen worked more than seven years for Washington political consulting firms and think tanks.

He launched Think Tanked on his own a year ago, creating a beat from the world of think tanks. At the Post, he will write about the increasing and changing role these institutions play in Washington's ecosystem.

Allen will be based on the National staff and will report to Barbara Vobejda. His blog will launch in the near future.

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Needless to say, I'm absolutely thrilled and can't wait to get started! I'll post a little later with more details, but for now, there's a bunch of work to do. Thanks for all the reader patience and support while this has been worked out over the last couple of months.

AM Briefing: 4/7/11

No more straddling (Washington Post)

Smart arranger (Politico)

France's hijab ban (LA Times)

Paul Ryan's bravery (National Review)

Fixing income inequality (CNN/Fortune)

Winning Libya (New York Post)

More federal trials (New York Daily News)

Judging Jones (National Review)

Dear Readers: Where I've Been Lately

A few readers have written in recently asking why posting on Think Tanked has been so sporadic over the last several weeks.

No, the blog isn't shutting down or anything like that. It's actually quite the opposite. I can't share too many details right now (since none are confirmed, as of yet), but I've been negotiating with a handful of organizations to take Think Tanked in a new direction--to make it bigger, better and with a wider readership. Getting adequate funding from various sources makes it possible to take a blog in a new direction and make it even bigger and better. Funds can also be raised using Initial Coin Offering (ICO) by selling crypto tokens. Interested investors must own one of two popular cryptocurrencies to purchase ICO tokens. Consider buying the cryptocurrencies through a broker or exchange. For example, if you want to buy cryptocurrency in UK, try visiting a reliable website that guides you on how to get into cryptocurrency UK and gives you all the information you need to make a purchase. The discussions with so many parties involved have taken a considerable amount of time and I'm afraid Think Tanked has suffered because of it.

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But! I'm very excited about all of this and I can't wait to share it with you; it's just not quite there yet. I expect to make a major announcement by the end of the month. Thank you all for the support and your continued readership--I promise the wait will be worth it.

AM Briefing: 4/6/11

Is it Medicare reform? (Politico)

Gambling to slash the deficit (CNN)

Unfair to Obama, Bush on Middle East
(National Review)

Not so fast on U.S.-China relations (LA Times)

Balancing the budget = pain (National Review)

Affordable Care Act helps fat cats? (New York Post)

When secrecy is a weapon (LA Times)

Full Video: Rep. Paul Ryan at AEI 4/5/11

Paul Ryan at AEI: How GOP Budget Differs from Obama's

AM Briefing: 4/5/11

Who to get mad at (New York Post)

A campus rape lie? (National Review)

Helping the Libyan rebels (New York Times)

Holder's fantasy world? (AEI)

"Free" parking (The American Conservative)

5+ years to create 12 million jobs (News & Observer)

Why the 2012 announcement? (LA Times) 

Former WSJ Publisher, Karen Elliott House Joins RAND & CNAS Boards

The Center for a New American Security and the RAND Corporation have each announced that Karen Elliott House, former senior vice president of Dow Jones & Company and publisher of all print editions of The Wall Street Journal, has joined boards at the think tanks. At CNAS, Elliott has become a member of the Board of Directors and at RAND she has been elected to a second term on the Board of Trustees. 

“Karen possesses extraordinary expertise and decades of foreign policy experience garnered from her own reporting and from leading some of the best news outlets in the business,” said CNAS Chief Executive Officer Nathaniel Fick in a released statement. “Her insight and guidance will be invaluable to the Center and we are honored to have her join our Board.”

"We are delighted that Karen House is returning to the RAND board. As a journalist and publisher, she is dedicated to RAND's mission and its core values of quality and objectivity," said RAND CEO James A. Thomson said.