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Atlantic Reaps Traffic Bounty from Photog's Stunt
Photographer Jill Greenberg certainly didn't do right by The Atlantic when she posted grotesquely Photoshopped images of John McCain to her website and then bragged about it to the press -- but she didn't do all wrong, either.
The kerfuffle over Greenberg's unauthorized stunt drew near-record traffic to the magazine's website on Monday. Theatlantic.com recorded 1.2 million pageviews, according to publisher Jay Lauf, with writer Jeffrey Goldberg's post castigating Greenberg receiving about 70,000 of those. (Yesterday, Goldberg reported that Greenberg's agency, Vaughan Hannigan, had dropped her as a client, although Greenberg claims she chose to walk out because "they did not support me as an artist.")
The spike comes after the site experienced three consecutive record-setting days of traffic during the Republican National Convention, culminating in a 1.6 million pageview day on Sept. 4.
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