As part of the Washington Post’s 2012 In/Out List, authors Monica Hesse and Dan Zak included this:
Hyperbole is out! The Mayans were right!
Of course, based on the title of this post, you know that I’m going to briefly discuss the Portland-Pittsburgh line. As a native Pittsburgher, naturally, I’m happy anytime that my hometown receives positive recognition. Sure, National Geographic naming Pittsburgh one of the 20 world’s must-see destinations was huge (Pittsburgh and Sonoma, CA were the only two locations in the US). All of the movies filmed in Pittsburgh in 2011 also provided wonderful exposure. However, living in DC and seeing this in the Washington Post was a nice surprise.
The cynical me might suggest that the Post’s inclusion of Pittsburgh in the "In" column could be related to the full-page ad by VisitPittsburgh promoting Pittsburgh on the back page of the December 11, 2011 Travel section. However, since I agree with this selection, I would never suggest such a thing.
The Post’s Maura Judkis has more about the "Pittsburgh is in" selection.
Thursday, January 05, 2012
Pittsburgh Is In (According to the Washington Post)
Posted by Sean at 10:18 AM
Labels: Pittsburgh, Washington Post
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