Rich Lowry, the editor-in-chief of National Review, discusses changes in the news media, conservative journalism, and National Review itself during his three decades as a journalist.
The episode is part of The Hub‘s Future of News series in which The Hub‘s editor-at-large, Sean Speer, will be in conversation with journalists and policy thinkers to explore the challenges facing the news media industry and the respective roles of business and government to establish sustainable models for producing and distributing news and information. The Future of News series is supported and funded by The Hub’s foundation donors and Meta.
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