Michael Wolff
Vanity Fair Contributing Editor and Guardian US Columnist, Guardian, Vanity Fair
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- New York, NY
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Vanity Fair contributing editor, Newser founder, Columnist for Guardian, USAToday, British GQ, author of Burnrate, and Murdoch bio, The Man Who Owns the News.
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everybody's weakness is their CMS. RT @jeffjarvis: BBC CMS disaster gets worse. Is Auntie just a mess? guardian.co.uk/media/2013/may…
Is there a more interesting campaign and public perception proposition than Anthony Weiner’s?
Helpful RT@levie: trick is to build core competency narrow enough to be unique, yet broad enough to be compelling, then constantly evolve it
The once and future Anthony Weiner tinyurl.com/p7wvrx6
Only Anthony Weiner can succeed Michael Bloomberg as New York mayor
guardian.co.uk — The irreplaceable Michael Bloomberg is very likely going to be replaced by the one-and-only Anthony Weiner. This formulation represents New York's democratic anomaly: nobody can actually replace Michael Bloomberg. He's redefined the job to fit only himself - one reason he's been having such a hard time finding a suitable and satisfying successor.
Median CEO pay rises to $9.7 million in 2012
m.apnews.com — CHRISTINA REXRODE Published: 45 minutes ago FILE -In this Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2006, file photo, Leslie Moonves, left, president and chief executive officer of CBS, talks with PBS host Charlie Rosein Beverly Hills, Calif. CEO pay has been going up, The highest paid CEO in 2012 was Leslie Moonves of CBS, who made $60.3 million.
What I wrote about Yahoo board Michael Wolf (the odious other) in 1999 tinyurl.com/c2xe4pd. And re @mjw yesterday: tinyurl.com/paql464
Wolf(f) Like Me
nymag.com — It's hard to find a self-respecting captain of industry who has not plunged headlong into the media business. Michael Armstrong has taken AT&T into the thick of entertainment with the acquisition of TCI; Michael Jordan's Westinghouse bought and became CBS; Edgar Bronfman drove a highly profitable liquor-and-chemical business into the doldrums of the movie business; Bill Gates is facing the breakup of his company in part because he wanted to be a media mogul as well as a software king.
Yahoo buying Tumblr is not a turnaround story
guardian.co.uk — Yahoo was a junk shop company until its dissident investor, Dan Loeb, got the idea to hire Marissa Mayer as the company's CEO, its fifth since 2011, less than a year ago.
RT @nickrizzo: Of course @MichaelWolffNYC has harsh words for Michael J Wolf: guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/… #therecanbeonlyone
Yahoo buying Tumblr is not a turnaround story
guardian.co.uk — Yahoo was a junk shop company until its dissident investor, Dan Loeb, got the idea to hire Marissa Mayer as the company's CEO, its fifth since 2011, less than a year ago.
RT @hanneslohmann: Hilarious article on the Yahoo acquisition of Tumblr by @MichaelWolffNYC for @guardian gu.com/p/3gxfm/tw
Yahoo buying Tumblr is not a turnaround story
guardian.co.uk — Yahoo was a junk shop company until its dissident investor, Dan Loeb, got the idea to hire Marissa Mayer as the company's CEO, its fifth since 2011, less than a year ago.
RT @laughograms: Some much needed cold water in Yahoo's "renaissance"
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Yahoo buying Tumblr is not a turnaround story
guardian.co.uk — Yahoo was a junk shop company until its dissident investor, Dan Loeb, got the idea to hire Marissa Mayer as the company's CEO, its fifth since 2011, less than a year ago.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Opinion and Editorial and more.
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