Latest edition: Are Newspapers Bouncing Back?
Episode Details
Original tape date: May 7, 2012.
First aired: May 9, 2012.
The Audit Bureau of Circulation reports gains in circulation for newspapers across the country, and a big jump for the New York Times in particular. We'll investigate with Edmund Lee, Media Reporter at Bloomberg News. Then we'll take a look at CUNY's push to make NYC a solar city with Tria Case, University Director of Sustainability, and John Mucci, Vice President of Manhattan Electric Operations for Con Edison. A recent rule change by the Department of Justice means Internet gambling is about to explode. Rebecca Bolin, a Fellow at the Yale Law School Information Society Project, explains. And photographer Chester Higgins Jr. shows some of his images of Africa that are currently on exhibit at Tekserve.
Guest List
Rebecca Bolin Fellow, Yale Law School, Information Society Project
Tria Case University Director of Sustainability, CUNY
Chester Higgins, Jr. Photographer, The New York Times
Edmund Lee Media Reporter, Bloomberg News
Brian Lehrer Radio Host, WNYC, New York
John Mucci Vice President of Manhattan Electric Operations, Con Edison
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