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America’s foremost analyst of media and journalism, New

Yorker columnist and national bestselling author Ken Auletta

has been called the "James Bond of the media world"

(BusinessWeek) for his unparalleled access to news sources,

keen analysis, smooth writing style, and uncompromising commitment

to his profession. In Backstory, Auletta’s piercing gaze sweeps

into every corner of a subject that has generated tremendous noise

but precious little clear thinking: the state of today’s media.

From Howell Raines and the New York Times to Roger Ailes and

Fox News to the fractious relationship between President Bush and

the press, the essays in Backstory survey the troubled

landscape of the people and institutions who tell Americans what to

believe. Comprehensive, trenchant, and unflinchingly honest,

Backstory is a book that only Ken Auletta could write.

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Ken Auletta has written the "Annals of Communication" column and

profiles for the New Yorker since 1992. He is the author of eight

books, including World War 3.0: Microsoft and Its Enemies, Greed

and Glory on Wall Street, and Three Blind Mice: How the TV

Networks Lost Their Way.

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As up-to-date as a cable news banner, Backstory is an

invaluable guide to the most important players in our information

age. (Walter Cronkite)

书籍介绍

America’s foremost analyst of media and journalism, New Yorker columnist and national bestselling author Ken Auletta has been called the "James Bond of the media world" ( BusinessWeek ) for his unparalleled access to news sources, keen analysis, smooth writing style, and uncompromising commitment to his profession. In Backstory, Auletta’s piercing gaze sweeps into every corner of a subject that has generated tremendous noise but precious little clear thinking: the state of today’s media. From Howell Raines and the New York Times to Roger Ailes and Fox News to the fractious relationship between President Bush and the press, the essays in Backstory survey the troubled landscape of the people and institutions who tell Americans what to believe. Comprehensive, trenchant, and unflinchingly honest, Backstory is a book that only Ken Auletta could write.