Michael Wolff on media and modern life
Joe Scarborough + 2016 - any chance = the new math of running for president Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The Morning Joe host has a book to sell, so he's got speculation to feed. So does Rand Paul – and everyone else who won't win
MH370 story is the new anti-journalism – all data, no real facts, endless theories Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Free conspiracies are for sale, with cautious restraint that propels the absence of truth. But you’re still obsessed, aren’t you?
Maybe Rupert Murdoch is right and print media will get one last heyday Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Plenty of people are saying print is dead as Time Inc spins off from Time Warner and Tribune sheds its papers. But there could still be profit to be made
Netflix v Comcast: this is just a warm-up fight Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The key question at stake is whether social media or video will be more lucrative to the media and tech giants
In America's winner-take-all politics, New York is the new House of Cards Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: They may not be out for blood, but the warring styles of Andrew Cuomo and Bill de Blasio reveal a showdown of the moment
The Woody Allen - Dylan Farrow case: media spin for the Farrow family? Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The debate over Allen's alleged abuse of Dylan played out in the media two decades ago. Very curious how it's back again
Justin Bieber's not newsworthy, but who cares? He's online traffic gold Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Media outlets no longer care if it's tabloid fodder as long as it brings pageviews. The Bieber tale is a kind of media mea culpa
How an old story was reborn in the Edward Snowden era Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: This isn't just a new age of political activism, but also of story telling activism. And stories are best told when people want them
New York's Museum of Modern Art: a case study in how to ruin an institution Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: MoMA's many expansions and redesigns have destroyed one of the most unique and precious public experiences of modern art
Ezra Klein, Glenn Greenwald and the odd rise of personal brand journalism Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Journalists are increasingly branching out on their own, but it's a risky business that has yet to really show profitability
Rupert Murdoch: 10 reasons he'll be back and stronger than ever in 2014 Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The media mogul hit a rough patch. But he'll look to strengthen the News Corp empire in the new year and likely thrive
Even the New York Times can't resist going lowbrow with native advertising Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The Times wants to stand for quality controls and exclusivity, but it must compete with Buzzfeed and Gawker and the like
If Time Inc wants to survive, it should create its own ad agency Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: In the Darwinian battle between media, an in-house, clever advertising agency could save the flailing business
Reading the New York Times Magazine isn't what it used to be Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The magazine was once the most hotly anticipated Sunday read. Now it's been eclipsed by the showy T style publication
Remembering Peter Kaplan – and the late Renaissance of US journalism Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Kaplan transformed the New York Observer and was part of the city's publishing elite during the magazine era's last golden age
CNBC to Maria Bartiromo: everyone is replaceable Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Bartiromo is a voice and face from another time, when CEOs were gods and business news was like sports. That era is done
Forbes is latest old media for sale – with help from the New York Times Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Forbes used articles in the Times to help create an illusion of success. In fact, illusion is what Forbes has largely become
60 Minutes was on the decline long before the Benghazi story screw up Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: The media think the 60 Minutes mistake is an earth-shattering deal. In reality, the public is already skeptical of TV news
Is there any reason to still have print magazines? Time Inc hopes so Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Time Inc is reshuffling its senior management team once again with Norman Pearlstine and Joe Ripp. Few expect it to succeed
The PR plan behind Ronan Farrow's incredible career Michael Wolff Michael Wolff: Mia Farrow's wunderkind now arrives with piquant speculation about Frank Sinatra's paternity. So why are we being played?
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