Michael Wolff can certainly schmooze with the best of them.
Throughout this hilarious, merciless dissection of America's media
he manages to gain invites to some of Manhattan's most exclusive
parties, rubbing shoulders with the rich and powerful. However,
this is no sycophantic tribute: Woolf outlines the damaging
consequences of corporate control of the media, and the
concentration of power in just a few hands. Along the way, there
are portraits of key figures such as Rupert Murdoch and Martha
Stewart, and while Woolf is ultimately bleak about the future of
journalism in such a profit-obsessed climate, his writing is
anything but depressing. Indeed, his punchy, irreverent style
invites obvious comparisons with Tom Wolfe. This extended paperback
edition includes an interview with the author and, somewhat
bizarrely, a list of his ten favourite books. (Kirkus UK)
FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE SHOCKING NEW BOOK SHAKING US POLITICS: FIRE
AND FURY, INSIDE THE TRUMP WHITEHOUSE A riveting, barnstorming,
thrilling ride through the loud, lively and all-embracing world of
the modern media conglomerates - its key deals, dealmakers, divas
and delusions. The global media industry has never been more
powerful. And there is no more astute, forthright and entertaining
chronicler of this roller-coaster world than award-winning writer
Michael Wolff. In 'Autumn of the Moguls', a funny, frank, and
incendiary account that looks hard at the great characters of this
media age - from homes and gardens empress Martha Stewart to Disney
czar Michael Eisner - he has written the guide we all need to the
media, a world that is often more entertaining than what it
produces.
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