HuffPo mustered three things that AOL, under Armstrong and his predecessors, never could: a resonant editorial voice, explosive traffic growth and a deep level of engagement with its users.
The movie is superbly matter-of-fact in depicting subjects as different as the emotional cluelessness of proudly footloose teen-age boys, the level of ominous and explosive noise that the characters have learned to live with, the inability of well-meaning social workers to alter family traditions.