The malaise-free Carter era in American journalism - Washington Examiner

USA TODAY - For more and to sign up click here Peter Tonguette “I think it would be fun to run a newspaper,” said Charles Foster Kane. But in the telling of Graydon Carter, there was no enterprise more engaging, stimulating, or fun than running a glossy, well-subsidized general-interest magazine at the turn of the millennium. In a droll, trenchant, and surprisingly affable new memoir, When the Going Was Good,…