Bill Press on Media Failures, the Need for Polemicists, and His Bush-Bashing New Book
The former Crossfire host on why polemics serve democracy, where the press failed, and the argument his new book makes.
Greg Lindsay
Greg Lindsay is an urbanist, futurist, and journalist whose writing on cities, mobility, and technology has appeared in Fast Company, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and Time Magazine, among others. He is the co-author of "Aerotropolis: The Way We'll Live Next" and a senior fellow at MIT's Future Urban Collectives Lab, Arizona State University's Threatcasting Lab, and the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. He holds a B.S. in Journalism from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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The former Crossfire host on why polemics serve democracy, where the press failed, and the argument his new book makes.
Greg Lindsay
The Times op-ed columnist on Bobos in Paradise, his follow-up, and the ideological pigeonholing that frustrates him most.
Greg Lindsay
The Newsweek editor on why the format isn't obsolete, what's really happening in Iraq, and the state of the American press.
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The Magazine's editor on the rivalry people imagine with his predecessor, the future of Sunday supplements, and what he's trying to do.
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The architect of the Times's style magazine on convincing a news institution that fashion deserves serious, beautiful coverage.
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SI's Olympic correspondent on covering the Games, the security concerns, and the Atlanta experience he'd rather forget.
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The legendary designer on what triggers a redesign, the equity worth preserving, and the celebrity-driven creep toward tabloid covers.
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The Fortune design director on subordinating his vision to serve the page -- and why great magazine design is more interchangeable than it looks.
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The Travel + Leisure design director on the advantages of start-up culture and what New York's magazine world demands of its designers.
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The design team on the retro instincts behind the magazine's look, its service-first philosophy, and what it's like to work for Adam Moss.
Greg Lindsay