Alex Berenson on Covering the Markets, Corporate Scandal, and His New Book
The New York Times reporter discusses quarterly earnings, the boom-bust cycle, and his debut novel.
Jesse Oxfeld
Jesse Oxfeld
Jesse Oxfeld is a speechwriter, messaging strategist, and editor with more than 20 years of experience in journalism and communications. He has served as Senior Editor at New York Magazine, founding Executive Editor of Tablet Magazine, theater critic for the New York Observer, and an early editor at Gawker. He holds a B.A. in American Studies from Stanford University.
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Gideon Yago on Reporting from Kuwait and Life as MTV’s News Correspondent
The young journalist on bringing news coverage to a generation that learned about the world through music television.
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Sheryl WuDunn on Anchoring the New York Times Channel’s Signature Show
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist talks about her new role on television and what the future holds for the Times brand.
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Michael Wolff on Who Gets to Report on the Media
The Vanity Fair columnist makes the case for why media criticism belongs in the general press -- not just trade outlets.
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Keith Olbermann Returns to MSNBC to Helm the Network’s Marquee News Program
The sports-anchor-turned-news-host on why he's back at the cable network and what he wants to do differently this time.
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David Shaw on Who Gets to Cover the Press
The Los Angeles Times media writer on why journalism needs its own beat reporters and what he's learned from years on it.
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Jack Shafer on Covering the Press at Slate and Not Moving With the Pack
The Press Box columnist on his beat, why the New York Times needs independent coverage, and the risks of groupthink in journalism.
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Matthew Rose on Covering the Business of the Media Industry
The Wall Street Journal media reporter on what it takes to cover an industry that watches itself with such fascination.
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Inside the Press Beat: Who Reports on the Reporters?
A roundup of the journalists, critics, and columnists whose job it is to hold the media industry accountable.
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Bob Kohn on Journalistic Fraud and What Really Went Wrong at The New York Times
The author argues the Times's problems go deeper than Jayson Blair -- and that ideological slant is the real story.
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