assigned to specific topics, and six full-time staffers. Each contributor received a page to house their journalism. Each page featured headlines of stories elsewhere on the web selected by the journalists, which linked back to the originating outside site. In May 2009 it had 260,000 visitors. By April 2010, it had four times that number of visitors per month, roughly the same as The Village Voice or The Charlotte Observer (it was up to 1.5 million by May 2010), and more than 300 part-time contributors. It was generating more than 125 pieces of content a day. In May 2010, Forbes bought T/S. PaidContent estimated that the deal was in the "low single digit millions." In June 2010, Dvorkin announced his intention to open up its web site to thousands of unpaid contributors. On July 29, 2010, writer Neal Ungerleider announced in a post on the site that True/Slant is "winding down operations at the end of July." Select coverage Blogger Kashmir Hill from T/S discovered a change to the status of Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page, which allowed friends of his friends to see about 300 of his previously private photos. Facebook spokesperson Barry Schnitt told T/S that Zuckerberg changed his photo privacy based on site recommendations. Lisa Todorovich wrote on T/S that if Warren Beatty's claims to have slept with 13,000 women is true, "Beatty would have had to have been with one woman every 2.06 days since birth." But not counting his first 14 years and his years of marriage: "That leaves us with one woman every 1.17 days from age 14 to age 55." When Carlos "Omar" Almonte, arrested on terrorism charges in June 2010, was found to have been caught in a photo demonstrating with a sign that said "DEATH TO ALL JUICE", True/Slant featured the photo in an article entitled "Meet America's Dumbest Jihadis", with the caption: "Carlos Almonte: The only thing he hates more than Jews is English class". See also "Mossberg: True/Slant Revolutionizes Reporting", The Wall Street Journal, April 9, 2009 "Journalister blir merkevare", June 9, 2009 "Sitio lanza a periodistas como ´marcas´", CNN Expansion, June 8, 2009 References American news websites Publications established in 2009 Publications established in 2010 American political blogs American political websites Defunct websites Internet properties established in 2009 Internet properties disestablished in 2010