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Page One Inside The New York Times Movie Poster Print 27 X 40 Item Running time. 96 minutes. country. united states. language. english. box office. $1,067,028 [1] page one: inside the new york times is an american documentary film by andrew rossi, which premiered at the 2011 sundance film festival. A poster advertising the documentary (photo from amazon ) page one: inside the new york times is a 2011 documentary chronicling the newspaper’s history, and how it is adjusting to modern times, including the crisis of mainstream news media. the documentary interviews a variety of writers, both from other mainstream outlets, and the new.

Page One Inside The New York Times Original 2011 U S One S Audience member an interesting look behind the scenes of the new york times. nothing less, nothing more. rated 3.5 5 stars • rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02 27 23 full review s r thought provoking. By stuart klawans in the may june 2011 issue. literal minded viewers will be pleased to know that page one: inside the new york times occasionally shows what the title seems to promise: the process of deciding which stories get to live on the most valuable piece of real estate in the newspaper business. Page one, a potent and provocative documentary from andrew rossi, looks at the carnage done to newsprint by the rise of the internet, the plunging of ad revenues and circulation, and the firings. June 18, 2011. : a film review on friday about the documentary “page one: inside the new york times” referred incorrectly to a scene in which turner catledge, a former executive editor of the.

Page One Inside The New York Times Showtimes Fandango Page one, a potent and provocative documentary from andrew rossi, looks at the carnage done to newsprint by the rise of the internet, the plunging of ad revenues and circulation, and the firings. June 18, 2011. : a film review on friday about the documentary “page one: inside the new york times” referred incorrectly to a scene in which turner catledge, a former executive editor of the. This at times muddled chronicle of goings on at the media desk of one of the world’s largest newspapers — amidst the turmoil of an old media collapse — is almost single handedly rescued by its central protagonist, straight shooting columnist and reporter david carr, as he compiles 6,000 words on the demise of the tribune company. By kenneth turan, los angeles times film critic. june 24, 2011 12 am pt. watching “page one: inside the new york times” is like talking to a smart person with a severe case of attention.