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Emily Gould on Julia Allison (on Julia Allison): "Attention Is My Drug" [The Way We Live Now]

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Hey, bloggers! The countdown to the three-day weekend clusterfuck of examining and reexamining former Gawker editor Emily Gould 's forthcoming New York Times Magazine piece may be cut short! Because The Observer has a copy , and it'll probably be online tomorrow. You are forewarned: there is a photo of a blogger at a laptop, blogging. It's just Emily's hands, though. According to Matt ...

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