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The writer, who's been hailed a hero, described how the spreadsheet took on a life of its own, transforming the media industry and her own life.
They're taking to Twitter with an "I am Spartacus" movement.
"It’s like a deep breath of fresh air before we get into the craziness of our day.”
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Well this isn't very feminist, is it?
The departure is reportedly due to "editorial differences."
President Obama was first elected after making grand promises on the environment, but has yet to live up to his rhetoric. We're joined by journalist Mark Hertsgaard to discuss Obama's environmental legacy.
In a web exclusive interview, political scientist Adolph Reed Jr. talks with me about his new article in the March issue of Harper's Magazine -- a challenge to America's progressives provocatively titled, "Nothing Left: The Long, Slow Surrender of American Liberals."