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Incredible insight into the way the NYT operates and with the integrity and honest-to-goodness effort that goes into each article that we need to know about and understand. He excels at both, explaining legal issues in lay terms and unspooling the stories that propel the book.” It's time, Political Independents, be the revolution!Robert Maxwell, Conrad Black, Rupert Murdock. It can give the press the freedom to matter, but it can’t make the press matter.”Legal freedom, as an attorney might say, is necessary but not sufficient.
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