A History of The New York Times from 1976–2016—Adam Nagourney with Kurt Bardella @RanchoMirageWritersFestival
A History of The New York Times from 1976–2016—Adam Nagourney with Kurt Bardella  @RanchoMirageWritersFestival
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The new book by Adam Nagourney, who has worked at the Times since 1996, offers an in-depth look at how a newspaper navigated reporting challenges, financial crises and the transition to the digital era. Join Nagourney and Kurt Bardella as they discuss the history of The New York Times, beginning in 1976 and ending with the 2016 presidential election. Together they recount the paper’s triumphs as well as failures that threatened the “Gray Lady’s” standing and reputation.
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A History of The New York Times from 1976–2016—Adam Nagourney with Kurt Bardella

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