That wasnt possible because the magazine was such great reporting and even though, they still took months to report and great investigative work being done and the website just wasnt as good and it was not as well thought through. Now there are a lot of websites that are extremely well thought through and the content is excellent but i think they almost have to exist on their own even if they are connected to a print. What do you think . What does the young woman say as to why she doesnt like the website . [inaudible] they have to compete more with womens website and they have nonserious stuff too. Im surprised to hear that. I am too. I actually feel like the other generations. [inaudible] i think its funny when people make such a big deal about whether who wrote for the new yorker imprints or the new yorker. Com and its this big giant deal. It is. Theres this line in the sand [inaudible] i think there is a discrepancy. Print is incredibly different. Which one are those . [laughter] fo
[inaudible conversations] hello, everybody. Thanks for your patience. We are excited to be celebrating the launch of enter helen by Brooke Hauser selects cabana applause lets get in applause for that. [applause] we have plenty of pics at the register and we appreciate it after the program you grab one because it helps us to do events like this one for you guys. A little bit more about the author and moderators. Brooke hauser has written for the New York Times, los angeles times, glamour and others and is the author of the new kids victory and the journeys of the high school immigrant teens which is the Library Association 2012 alex award. The first is the moderator whos edited for numerous publications including the New York Times, washington post, newsweek, new yorker online endeavors and is the editor of two books including the book of jezebel which we have and she works as a columnist for the New York Times book review. The last moderator, rachel syme is a writer for the new yorker,