Sarah Esther Maslin explains what it's like to work at the Economist including the lack of bylines, its distinctive voice and viewpoint, and an unusual time when she broke some news. 
Sarah’s story about the Amazon rainforest - <a href='http://econ.st/3oCdC3I'>http://econ.st/3oCdC3I</a>
Her story about the Honduras election - <a href='http://econ.st/3tbOXGL'>http://econ.st/3tbOXGL</a>

Sarah Esther Maslin explains what it's like to work at the Economist including the lack of bylines, its distinctive voice and viewpoint, and an unusual time when she broke some news. Sarah’s story about the Amazon rainforest - http://econ.st/3oCdC3I Her story about the Honduras election - http://econ.st/3tbOXGL

Sarah Esther Maslin explains what it's like to work at the Economist including the lack of bylines, its distinctive voice and viewpoint, and an unusual time when she broke some news.&nbsp;
Sarah’s story about the Amazon rainforest - <a href="http://econ.st/3oCdC3I" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://econ.st/3oCdC3I</a>
Her story about the Honduras election - <a href="http://econ.st/3tbOXGL" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://econ.st/3tbOXGL</a>

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