About Bookmark 2007
Presented by The Atlantic and Plum, Bookmark 2007 celebrates the essential elements of a great summer: beautiful environs, fascinating books, thought-provoking conversations, and memorable experiences—all shared among friends. The program reflects the spirit and audiences of both The Atlantic and Plum—a celebration of the “life of the mind”—with the ambition of bringing the pleasures of great reading into the lives of some of the nation’s most vibrant communities.
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About The Atlantic
Since its founding 150 years ago, The Atlantic has helped shape the national debate on the most critical and contentious issues of our times, from politics, business, and the economy to technology, arts, and culture. The Atlantic’s parent enterprise, Atlantic Media Company, is a Washington, D.C.–based publishing company whose flagship properties include The Atlantic, National Journal, and Government Executive. With more than 1.5 million readers among the ranks of business, politics, government, and academia, the publications of Atlantic Media enjoy a prestigious reputation that is unique in 150 years of American journalism.
About Plum
Plum is a new type of media company. Produced in, for, and about some of America's most dynamic communities, Plum programming is honest, authentic, and optimistic. It celebrates the natural beauty and character of its communities and the spirit and intellect of the people who live and visit there. Plum currently operates television channels and Web sites serving Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, the Hamptons, Vail, Aspen, and Telluride. While the towns may be small, the reach and influence is not. Plum’s markets are destinations of choice for more than 14 million of the nation’s most interesting and influential people each year. They are people who define our culture, through the media, business, the arts, and politics. They are Plum’s audience as well as its content. Increasingly, Plum is available to a broader audience beyond its communities, through video on demand and the Internet.
The Atlantic and Plum Announce New Multiplatform Partnership to Celebrate Books and Ideas