Paul Steiger: What I Read

The ProPublica editor explains two of his media obsessions: Sports and women's fashion.

By Jen Doll

Feb 16, 2012

Brian Stelter: What I Read

The tools New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter uses to monitor the media, including the four TVs in his bedroom.

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By Adam Clark Estes

Feb 3, 2012

Alexis Ohanian: What I Read

Alexis Ohanian, the dude who co-founded Reddit, helped launch Hipmunk, advocates for free culture, opposes SOPA and serves as an all-around start-up sage, reads a lot of Reddit. 

Comments | 2,148 Views

By John Hudson

Jan 31, 2012

Amy Walter: What I Read

The political director for ABC News shares her tips for obsessively covering campaign 2012 coverage

Comments | 791 Views

By John Hudson

Jan 16, 2012

David Allen: What I Read

The productivity guru shares his media diet and reveals some handy tips for combatting writer's block

Comments | 2,600 Views

By Richard Lawson

Jan 11, 2012

Simon Doonan: What I Read

The creative director of Barney's New York and author of the new book of essays Gay Men Don't Get Fat tells us about his morning reading routine, his love of grim English news, and muses about Twitter.

Comments | 2,487 Views

By John Hudson

Dec 20, 2011

Stuart Varney: What I Read

The Fox Business anchor tells us how his media consumption strategy resembles Ron Paul's.

Comments | 1,187 Views

By Erik Hayden

Dec 9, 2011

Heidi Moore: What I Read

The Marketplace reporter talks about her Twitter philosophy, when she retweets, and how she filters financial news.

Comments | 4,918 Views

By John Hudson

Nov 28, 2011

Christiane Amanpour: What I Read

The host of This Week explains her love of radio and what bothers her about the mainstream media.

Comments | 5,296 Views

By Erik Hayden

Nov 22, 2011

Andrew Ross Sorkin: What I Read

Andrew Ross Sorkin, author of Too Big to Fail, on how he filters financial news. 

Comments | 9,178 Views

By Rebecca Greenfield

Nov 18, 2011

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Jenny Slate: What I Read

The recurring actor on HBO's Bored to Death and Saturday Night Live alumnus explains how she gets her news.

Comments | 6,191 Views

By John Hudson

Nov 15, 2011

Ed Schultz: What I Read

The MSNBC host vents on his hatred for Wikipedia and his faith in the staying power of liberal talk radio

Comments | 1,635 Views

By John Hudson

Nov 14, 2011

Jenna Lee: What I Read

The Fox News anchor talks Twitter and how she snagged the first post-scandal Herman Cain interview

Comments | 1,639 Views

By Gabriel Snyder

Nov 2, 2011

Jonathan Ames: What I Read

The author, amateur boxer, and creator of HBO's Bored to Death explains why newspapers make the best dining companions.

Comments | 4,070 Views

By John Hudson

Oct 31, 2011

Bret Baier: What I Read

The Fox News host on MSNBC vs. Fox and the quality he dislikes most about TV news anchors

Comments | 2,022 Views

By John Hudson

Oct 26, 2011

Al Sharpton: What I Read

The reverend and MSNBC host explains his new-found love for Twitter and a long-time admiration for Fox News's Bill O'Reilly.

Comments | 3,217 Views

By Heather Horn

Oct 20, 2011

Vanessa Grigoriadis: What I Read

A conversation with New York, Rolling Stone, and Vanity Fair contributing editor Vanessa Grigoriadis about how she consumes information.

Comments | 2,543 Views

By Erik Hayden

Oct 18, 2011

Bess Levin: What I Read

The Dealbreaker editor explains what's bookmarked on her browser and tuned on her cable box. 

Comments | 3,646 Views

By John Hudson

Oct 11, 2011

Tamron Hall: What I Read

The MSNBC host explains how Occupy Wall Street hijacked her media diet

Comments | 19,362 Views

By Erik Hayden

Sep 6, 2011

Choire Sicha: What I Read

The Awl co-founder shares his Media Diet

Comments | 9,359 Views

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