Ari Emanuel's name is misspelled and the article never tells us who Ben Silverman is.

But they managed to give us a play-by-play of their childish little feud! And they even told us all about Silverman's parties, though they really struggled to tie those juicy details to the Emanuel feud.

What also goes unanswered in the article is whether it is wise for an agent (regardless how big the agent is) to publicly lash out at people who run television studios. That seems like the sort of behavior that could eventually come around and hurt Emanuel's clients.

It's a bad sign when I have to google the name of the subject of the article to find out who he is. Slate often imbeds links to other articles to solve that problem.  In this case it would have been enough to describe him as an NBC executive.