Indigo shows that its vulgarian sensibilities are alive and well as it bans a magazine, Harper's that began publishing in 1850. Offending the purveyors of scented candles and Britney Spears albums is apparently bad business for Harper's. It really must be more careful in this third century of its existence.
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