Media Archive
Archives for July 2018
Zomorodi left WNYC for the startup life because she was tired of waiting for other people to fix the media.
With Trump fighting off scandals, Fox News still needs the “Hillary” villain.
The rapper’s new album is breaking records and experiencing unprecedented success.
The airplane internet romance Plane Bae, my own viral hell story, and the death of privacy.
John Stankey had a lot to tell Richard Plepler and his team last month. You can read (almost) all of it here.
“If women embrace the fact that they control life, that makes it a lot harder for men to control women.”
“This is my 17th book and I’ve written the same thing 17 times. Why in the hell aren’t you listening?”
Data for Democracy’s Renée DiResta talks about the magnitude of the disinformation problem — and what can be done about it — on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
That’s ridiculous, right? Right? Right. Maybe.
In a crowded media world, “Our base differentiator is that we actually have a mission that we stand for.”
The White House says they hired Shine because of his experience.
Early Amazon employee Eugene Wei breaks down his theory of “invisible asymptotes” on the latest Recode Media podcast.
“I just wanted to make work suck a little bit less.”
His new book, “Yes, We (Still) Can,” is about his years as White House communications director and what’s next for the Democratic Party.