Andrew Ross Sorkin

Kushner Sought Sorkin For Observer Post|Thomson Reuters Says No To Print|Playboy Updates|NYT Corrects FNC-Related Headline|How To Survive A Layoff - Posted November 6, 2009
Daily Intel: New York Observer owner Jared Kushner twice asked New York Times business reporter wunderkind Andrew Ross Sorkin to be editor of the paper. Looks like he settled for Portfolio's Kyle Pope instead. Reuters: Thomson Reuters is not interested is getting into the print media game, says CEO Tom Glocer. Folio: Playboy... [FishBowlNY]

Mrs. Butterworth|AOL's $4.2B Value|Andrew Ross Sorkin|Keller: Decision On Paid Content For NYT Will Come To "Gut Call" - Posted September 30, 2009
The Daily Show With Jon StewartMon - Thurs 11p / 10cMoment of Zen - Going Rougewww.thedailyshow.comDaily Show Full EpisodesPolitical HumorRon Paul Interview PRNewser: An interview with Mrs. Butterworth, whose been getting into the social media recently. All Things Digital: Time Warner's sale of AOL has been valued at $4.2 billion -- "marked down... [FishBowlNY]

Mrs. Butterworth|AOL's $4.2B Value|Andrew Ross Sorkin|Keller: Decision On Paid Content For NYT Will Come To "Gut Call" - Posted September 30, 2009
The Daily Show With Jon StewartMon - Thurs 11p / 10cMoment of Zen - Going Rougewww.thedailyshow.comDaily Show Full EpisodesPolitical HumorRon Paul Interview PRNewser: An interview with Mrs. Butterworth, whose been getting into the social media recently. All Things Digital: Time Warner's sale of AOL has been valued at $4.2 billion -- "marked down... [FishBowlNY]

Olbermann Gets Real Time (Alone) With Maher - Posted March 17, 2009
Those looking for potential fireworks when MSNBC's Keith Olbermann is a guest Friday on Real Time with Bill Maher may be disappointed. TVNewser has learned Olbermann's segment will be the second interview, and he will not appear on the panel which this week is made up of Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders,... [TVNewser]

Four Columns, Four Writers, and a 'Written By': The NYT Attempts to Put the Credit Crisis in Context - Posted October 2, 2008
Some of you may have noticed the rather thick byline on today's New York Times four column-wide, front-page story about the last 36 hours of the credit crisis. Multiple bylines are not unusual on reported pieces, however, generally when other reporters contribute to a story they are mentioned at the... [FishBowlNY]

Jim Cramer: "I Screwed Up. I Apologize" - Posted September 30, 2008
CNBC's Jim Cramer made an on-air apology last night for recommending Wachovia stock just two weeks ago. The recommendation followed an appearance by the bank's CEO Robert Steel. On Sept. 15, the day Steel appeared on the Mad Money, Wachovia stock closed at $10.71/share. Yesterday it closed at $1.84/share. Below is... [TVNewser]

Mel Karmazin Listens to CNBC - Posted August 6, 2008
This stood out in Andrew Ross Sorkin's piece on the challenges facing Sirius XM chief Mel Karmazin now that his "dream deal" has come true. Slumped so far down in his chair he had almost turned it into a chaise lounge, Mr. Karmazin said he was on the line with "an important... [TVNewser]

Mel Karmazin Listens to CNBC - Posted August 6, 2008
This stood out in Andrew Ross Sorkin's piece on the challenges facing Sirius XM chief Mel Karmazin now that his "dream deal" has come true. Slumped so far down in his chair he had almost turned it into a chaise lounge, Mr. Karmazin said he was on the line with "an important... [TVNewser]

DealBook vs. DealBreaker: We All Have Truths, Are Mine the Same as Yours? - Posted July 11, 2008
As a general rule we tend to steer clear of stories dealing Wall St. or finance because we know next to nothing about either. However, after glancing at the homepage of the New York Times a number of times today it became apparent even to us that things are really... [FishBowlNY]