A.G. Sulzberger
Publisher and Chairman, The New York Times Co.
The New York Times publisher once wrote about the last place still developing Kodachrome film, and the story became a 2017 movie.
- Born
- 1980-08-05, Washington, D.C., United States
- Now
- Publisher and Chairman, The New York Times
- Studied
- Brown University
Interesting facts
- Detour
After graduating from Brown he went to the Galapagos Islands to help monitor the lobster catch and improve his Spanish.
brownalumnimagazine.com - Before AI
Spent three years as a reporter at The Oregonian, writing more than 300 stories including exposés of a county sheriff's misconduct.
en.wikipedia.org - Turning point
Was lead author of the Times' 97-page 2014 Innovation Report on going digital, which leaked to BuzzFeed News.
en.wikipedia.org - Connection
Is the sixth member of his family to run the Times since his ancestor Adolph Ochs bought the paper in 1896.
reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk - Numbers
Says spending upwards of $20 million on one legal fight, the Times' AI copyright suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, is the cost of defending journalism.
wired.com
Career
- The New York TimesPublisher and Chairman2009 to now
- The OregonianReporter2006–2009
Education
- BA, Political science, Brown University, 2003