Ben Bradlee, Legendary Washington Post Editor, Dies At 93

The transcript discusses the legacy of Ben Bradlee, a prominent editor known for his sharp judgment and influence in journalism. It explores nostalgia for the era when newspapers held significant power, driven by editors like Bradlee. The conversation shifts to modern journalism, highlighting the work of Marty Baron at the Washington Post and the transition from print to digital media. The role of billionaires in the media industry is also examined, emphasizing their impact on journalism's evolution.

In what ways does the speaker believe journalism has changed since Ben Bradlee's time?

What role do billionaires play in the current journalism landscape according to the speaker?