48 HR Magazine Hits Legal Trouble

Earlier this month, a cohort of West-Coast journalists had an idea: Using the digital network that’s so often decried at the death knell of print journalism, they would compile the makings of a printed magazine. Putting the word out via Twitter, e-mail, and a blog post on a Friday afternoon, they collected 1,052 submissions for their first issue, which they appropriately called “Hustle,” and had a finished product ready to roll by Monday. It was a whirlwind weekend that produced a magazine as diverse in its subject matter as it is in the types of content it contains—photo essays, fiction,...  read more