Episode · The Realignment · 2020-12-03
Books mentioned on The Realignment Ep. 80: Lisa Napoli on CNN, Ted Turner, and the Future of Cable News
Marshall Kosloff discussed Up All Night by Lisa Napoli.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Up All Night
Up All Night is a compelling non-fiction book by Lisa Napoli that explores the fascinating origins of 24-hour cable news and the profound impact of media icon Ted Turner on the broadcasting industry.
Discussed“so we are here to talk about your book up all night ted turner cnn and the birth of 24 hour news”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (7) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Plugged Up All Night
“So we are here to talk about your book, Up All Night: Ted Turner, CNN, and the Birth of 24-Hour News. But a good place to start would be your thoughts on the future.”
Plugged Ray & Joan
“Look, I wrote a book before this book about the creation of McDonald's. Well, it wasn't really about the creation of McDonald's, but it wound up being a lot about the creation of McDonald's.”
Plugged Ray & Joan
“this book was called ray and joan the man who made the mcdonald's fortune and the woman who gave it all away”
Plugged Ray & Joan
“This book was called 'Ray and Joan: The Man Who Made the McDonald's Fortune and the Woman Who Gave It All Away.' I couldn't sell the book when it was just about Joan because nobody, you know, as much as everybody loves women and women are so great, nobody would buy the book when it was just about Joan Kroc,”
Plugged Up All Night
“It almost didn't happen, which is a big part of the story that I write in the book, that it almost didn't happen. So many things went wrong; finally, it got up.”
Plugged Ray & Joan
“please look for rey and joan because i love that book and i'm so proud of that book”
Plugged Ray & Joan
“So yeah, but please look for 'Ray and Joan' because I love that book and I'm so proud of that book. Well, I'm going to pick it up.”