Rolling Stone - Quiz
A) June 2017 B) October 2016 C) May 2016 D) May 2017
A) Liberal politics and elections B) Video games and video game culture C) Rock 'n' roll music D) Canadian government affairs
A) Jann Wenner's son and head of digital B) The founder of Kotaku and Polygon C) The general manager of Glixel D) A conservative columnist for The Washington Post
A) Gus Wenner B) Graham Ruddick C) Bruce Schulman D) John Davison
A) As a segment on Variety's publishing platform B) As a standalone domain in San Francisco C) As a weekly digital newsletter hosted on Rolling Stone's website D) As a printed magazine distributed in New York
A) June 2017 B) August 2017 C) October 2016 D) May 2016
A) John Davison B) Brian Crecente C) Simon Cox D) Graham Ruddick
A) Simon Cox B) John Davison C) Gus Wenner D) Jonah Goldberg
A) Toronto B) New York C) San Francisco D) Washington
A) August 2017 B) May 2016 C) June 2017 D) October 2016
A) The sale of Rolling Stone assets to Penske Media B) Difficulties of working with the remote site from the main New York office C) Lack of interest in video game coverage D) Financial bankruptcy of Wenner Media
A) John Davison B) Simon Cox C) Bruce Schulman D) Brian Crecente
A) Kotaku B) The Guardian C) Polygon D) Variety
A) Variety B) Glixel C) Kotaku D) Polygon
A) The New York Times B) The Washington Post C) Variety D) The Guardian
A) The Guardian Media Group B) Wenner Media C) The New York Times Company D) Penske Media Corporation
A) Graham Ruddick B) Jann Wenner C) Jonah Goldberg D) Bruce Schulman
A) The Washington Post B) Variety C) The Guardian D) The New York Times
A) The 1960s B) The 2010s C) The 1990s D) The 2000s
A) The Guardian B) Kotaku C) Rolling Stone D) The Washington Post
A) Graham Ruddick B) Brian Crecente C) Jonah Goldberg D) Bruce Schulman
A) Liberal B) Socialist C) Conservative D) Independent
A) Liberals (Canada) B) Greens C) Democrats D) Republicans
A) Barack Obama and Donald Trump B) Bill Clinton and George W. Bush C) Bill Clinton and Barack Obama D) George W. Bush and Donald Trump
A) Barack Obama B) George W. Bush C) Donald Trump D) Hillary Clinton
A) John Davison and Brian Crecente B) Hillary Clinton and Justin Trudeau C) George W. Bush and Donald Trump D) Bill Clinton and Barack Obama
A) Worst president in history B) An ideal candidate C) A liberal cheerleader D) The house organ of the DNC
A) Donald Trump B) Jann Wenner C) Justin Trudeau D) George W. Bush
A) Liberal Party of Canada B) Republican Party C) Democratic National Committee D) Wenner Media
A) The worst president in history B) Gaming is today what rock 'n' roll was C) Why can't he be our president? D) A rock'n'roll magazine turned liberal cheerleader
A) Folded tabloid newspaper format B) Standard 8 by 11 inch magazine C) Digital-only publication D) Gloss-paper large-format magazine
A) Black ink B) Text C) Staples D) Color highlights
A) A single color highlight that changed each edition B) No color highlights at all C) Full-color printing D) Four colors
A) 1973 onwards B) 1980 C) 2008 D) 1967
A) 1973 B) 2008 C) 1979 D) 1980
A) It adopted a standard 8 x 11 inch size B) It went completely digital C) It switched to a tabloid newspaper format D) It became a gloss-paper, large-format (10 x 12 inch) magazine
A) October 2008 B) 1980 C) July 2018 issue D) June 2024
A) Bi-weekly B) Quarterly C) Monthly D) Weekly
A) Lack of regular members and contributors B) High subscription fees C) Slow server speeds D) Numerous Internet trolls who vandalized the forum substantially
A) March 2008 B) May 2004 C) April 2010 D) Late 2005
A) 2010 B) 2006 C) 2008 D) 2004
A) April 2010 B) May 2004 C) March 2008 D) Spring 2012
A) July 2018 B) April 2010 C) May 2004 D) 2006
A) March 2008 B) April 19, 2010 C) Spring 2012 D) May 2004
A) Completely free to all users B) A free-with-print-subscription model C) Ad-supported model D) A for-pay model
A) A completely free model for everyone B) A for-pay model C) A donation-based model D) A free-with-print-subscription model
A) A federated search feature B) A digital-only subscription service C) An online merchandise store D) A new message board forum
A) "Reggae Night" B) "Sweet and Dandy" C) "Do the Reggay" D) "54-46 That's My Number"
A) Alphabetically B) Chronologically C) By album sales D) By genre
A) $50,000 B) $1,000 C) $7,500 D) $100,000
A) Monthly B) Bi-weekly C) Weekly D) Quarterly
A) $5.00 B) 25¢ C) 10¢ D) $1.00
A) David Dalton B) Hunter S. Thompson C) Tom Wolfe D) Ben Fong-Torres
A) 2000s B) 1990s C) 1970s D) 1980s
A) 1977 B) 1967 C) 1999 D) 1985
A) Annie Leibovitz B) Ralph J. Gleason C) Susan Lydon D) Jane Schindelheim
A) David Dalton B) David Felton C) Annie Leibovitz D) Hunter S. Thompson
A) Matt Taibbi B) Tom Wolfe C) Kurt Loder D) Michael Hastings
A) $100,000 B) $50,000 C) $500,000 D) $200,000
A) Stanley A. McChrystal B) Michael Hastings C) Sherman McCoy D) Matt Taibbi
A) Style over Substance B) The Runaway General C) Hot Issue D) Perception/Reality
A) 1985 B) 1987 C) 1990 D) 1999
A) Emphasizing style over substance B) Focusing too much on investigative political journalism C) Being too similar to Record Magazine D) Ignoring pop culture entirely
A) Musician B) Crawdaddy C) Spin D) Record Magazine
A) Dana Leslie Fields B) Michael Hastings C) Matt Taibbi D) Rob Sheffield
A) A home snatcher B) A runaway general C) A great vampire squid D) A bonfires of vanities
A) February 2013 B) December 2009 C) June 2010 D) November 2010
A) The Runaway General B) Perception/Reality C) Invasion of the Home Snatchers D) The Operators
A) Sherman McCoy B) Joe Biden C) General Stanley A. McChrystal D) Matt Taibbi
A) Jacksonville, Florida B) Washington, D.C. C) Hollywood, California D) New York City
A) General Stanley A. McChrystal B) Tom Wolfe C) Salon's Glenn Greenwald D) Matt Taibbi
A) The White House controversy B) The financial meltdown C) The foreclosure court scandal D) The Libor scandal
A) December 2009 B) November 9, 2012 C) July 1984 D) February 2013
A) Stream Publishing B) Wenner Media C) BandLab Technologies D) Penske Media
A) Only for digital issues B) Yes C) No D) Only partially
A) September 2016 B) December 2017 C) January 2021 D) January 31, 2019
A) September 2021 B) February 2022 C) August 2025 D) January 2021
A) February 2022 B) July 2018 C) September 2021 D) January 2021
A) BandLab Technologies B) Penske Media C) Stream Publishing D) Wenner Media
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) One
A) Jimi Hendrix B) Bastille C) The Beatles D) Eric Clapton
A) Sam Fender B) John Lennon C) Lashana Lynch D) Jim Morrison
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Quarterly D) Bi-monthly
A) Chinese editions B) Live events C) UK editions D) Digital holograms
A) 2023 B) 2021 C) 2022 D) 2025
A) Emmy Award B) National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award C) Overseas Press Club Award D) Front Page Award
A) Five B) Four C) One D) Three
A) Four B) One C) Five D) Three
A) Eric Clapton B) John Lennon C) Sean Woods D) Jim Morrison
A) Tina Turner B) Shirley Halperin C) Lashana Lynch D) Sean Woods
A) First UK editor B) First female editor-in-chief C) First Emmy winner D) First digital designer
A) Black and white portraits B) Landscape photography C) Provocative photography D) Animated covers
A) Vanity Fair B) Advertising Age C) Penske Media D) Stream Publishing
A) The Beatles B) Tina Turner C) Jim Morrison D) John Lennon
A) Janis Joplin B) Jimi Hendrix C) The Beatles D) Tina Turner
A) Eric Clapton B) Jim Morrison C) Jimi Hendrix D) Janis Joplin
A) Jim Morrison B) John Lennon C) Janis Joplin D) Tina Turner
A) Otis Redding B) Jimi Hendrix C) Donovan D) Eric Clapton
A) Monterey International Pop Festival B) Live Aid C) Woodstock D) The Beatles Concert
A) Jimi Hendrix B) Eric Clapton C) Jim Morrison D) Tina Turner |
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