Book · 2010 · Action and adventure films
Clash of the Titans
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So i read this really great book that sam i think you'd love called clash of the titans it's from the late 90s and it's two parallel stories one is ted turner and one is rupert murdoch right from the beginning and the stories are kind of interwoven and at various times they clash and uh you know try and.
Andrew Wilkinson · My First Million · Dec 2021 Listen at 1:11:53 Why people recommend it
Clash of the Titans is a business and media history book detailing the parallel trajectories and eventual rivalries of prominent media moguls Ted Turner and Rupert Murdoch. On My First Million, Andrew Wilkinson recommended the book during a year-end discussion celebrating notable reads. Wilkinson mentioned that he had recently finished the book and believed his co-host Sam would thoroughly enjoy it. He explained that the narrative begins in the late 1990s, tracing the separate paths of Turner and Murdoch as their stories are interwoven throughout the text. Wilkinson noted that the book highlights the various historical moments when these two towering figures clashed and vied for industry dominance. The recommendation was presented as an engaging look into the high-stakes world of media conglomerates and the ambitious personalities that shaped modern broadcasting and journalism. The hosts explored the appeal of reading about legendary business competitors and the strategic maneuvers that defined an era of aggressive corporate expansion and media warfare.
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Andrew Wilkinson so i read this really great book that sam i think you'd love called clash of the titans it's from the late… 1
“so i read this really great book that sam i think you'd love called clash of the titans it's from the late 90s and it's two parallel stories one is ted turner and one is rupert murdoch right from the beginning and the stories are kind of interwoven and at various times they clash and uh you know try and”
