

David Remnick on The New Yorker's Centennial
Feb 11, 2025
David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker for nearly 30 years, shares insights on the magazine's centennial journey. He reflects on its evolution from a comic publication to a serious journal, tackling modern challenges like AI and maintaining a loyal subscriber base. Remnick discusses the importance of high-quality storytelling and strong leadership in the media landscape, while celebrating the enduring legacy and impact of influential journalism. Personal anecdotes add a rich layer to the story of this iconic magazine.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
A Century of The New Yorker
04:25 • 14min
Adapting to Change: Media, AI, and Reader Relationships
18:38 • 4min
Navigating Magazine Leadership
22:48 • 15min
Reflecting on The New Yorker's Rich Archive and Film Adaptations
38:04 • 2min
The Enduring Legacy of Influential Journalism
39:57 • 3min