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Success Story Undisputedly American media royalty, Arianna Huffington is the editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group. She graces the covers of magazines, makes and maintains myriad connections across industry and political divides, and is considered among the foremost thought leaders in digital media and business. SUCCESS STORY Now, after a lifetime of success, her most recent book Thrive is about the need to unplug, rest, and re-instill a sense of wonder and appreciation for the world. All this, in order to best answer the question once famously posed by Socrates: What is the good life? Arianna Huffington is a hard woman to define. She dons many hats, her most widely-recognized one being editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post Media Group. It’s no stretch to say that Huffington is one of the titans of the world of digital media. She was named in the Forbes World’s Most Powerful Women list in 2013, graced the TIME 100 list both in 2006 and in 2011, and was also named in TIME magazine’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people. Now, in an exclusive interview with Foundr Magazine, Arianna Huffington expounds on her life, her achievements, and the reasons behind needing to redefine the way western culture understands success.
THE HUFFINGTON POST tarted by Huffington in 2005, news outlet, content aggregator, and blog The Huffington Post is currently listed amongst the most popular 100 sites on the Internet. In 2012 it was named as the most popular political site by eBizMBA Rank, with over 110,000,000 monthly visitors. The Huffington Post has been a tremendous force of change in the news, both in the way it’s reported and the way we consume it. The site boasts 9,000 bloggers, many of whom are high-profile personalities, including President Barack Obama, who penned an Op Ed in June 2014 touting the needs of a family-friendly workplace. Huffington has repeatedly taken on the big guns in the media industry, and repeatedly come out on top, with The Huffington Post now receiving more web traffic than the New York Times. The online publication was the first digital media enterprise to win a Pulitzer Prize — generally considered journalism’s highest honour — in 2012, less than a decade after the news site was launched. Huffington has since sold it to AOL for $315 million. SUCCESS STORY
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