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Line 22: Upon its launch, the website raised $200,000, which included $120,000 from the [[Atkinson Foundation]].<ref>{{cite news\|last=Kuitenbrouwer\|first=Peter\|title=Rabble-rouser: Publisher Judy Rebick's new online magazine offers a forum for leftist thinkers and those descending on Quebec this week\|newspaper=[[National Post]]\|date=April 19, 2001\|id={{ProQuest\|329820754}}\|issn=1486-8008}}</ref> In 2005 rabble launched a first podcast network, developed by journalist Wayne MacPhail. In the same year, Judy Rebick resigned as publisher and was ~~replayed~~replaced by past Managing Editor, Kim Elliott.<ref>{{cite book \|last1=Reuss \|first1=Sophia \|title=Everything on the Line \|date=2021 \|publisher=Between the Lines \|___location=Canada \|isbn=1771135441 \|page=12 \|pages=240 \|access-date=2025}}</ref> On September 7, 2008, rabble.ca launched a multi-author election blog. The blog featuring authors such as [[Maude Barlow]] and the [[Council of Canadians]] and organizations such as the [[Rideau Institute]].<ref>{{cite news\|title=Diverse voices across Canada featured in new federal election blog on rabble.ca\|work=[[Canada NewsWire]]\|date=September 8, 2008\|id={{ProQuest\|453112672}}}}</ref> == Contributors ==

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