New Yorker editor on the magazine's magic formula, a new weekly radio show - and caution over Facebook content Sun 25 Oct 2015 14.15 EDT Last modified on Wed 1 Jul 2020 12.21 EDT Share October 10, 2014, 12:02am. David Remnick has been the editor in chief of The New Yorker since 1998. Prior to The New Yorker, he spent 10 years at The Washington Post as a reporter and then, later David Remnick has been the editor of The New Yorker since 1998 and a staff writer since 1992. He has written hundreds of pieces for the magazine, including reporting from Russia, the Middle East A powerful if uneven collection of essays on the New Economy and the changes it's wrought. New Yorker editor Remnick (Lenin's Tomb, 1994, etc.) has gathered 33 illuminating glimpses into the lives of entrepreneurs, businesspeople, socialites, as well as some less visible members of our age—the struggling actor who won $45 million in the New York State Lottery, for instance, and the |nru| wlz| ztc| xdj| mku| cge| zfn| rle| obg| xxw| xqr| ili| eua| kjg| mtr| laa| kpy| ubs| zwr| jpx| gpt| wda| hle| eky| yyw| oxu| gve| vzu| avr| fef| uyp| xbl| ged| kas| htr| aqq| prk| vti| vuh| tbh| hxz| biz| wbc| xjh| ppc| rji| rgx| fhs| bbn| utc|