Page One: Inside The New York Times

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Page One: Inside The New York Times

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2011,

1h 28m,

Documentary

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75%

1,000+ Ratings

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78%

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By looking into the lives and daily tasks of three writers at the New York Times, this documentary explores the ways that the Internet has changed print media. The journalists include up-and-comer Brian Stelter, established yet restless reporter Tim Arango and David Carr, an outspoken warhorse with a volatile temper. Covering 12 months of life at the Times, the film reveals the difficulties in maintaining the ways of traditional journalism in a changing news environment.

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Critics Consensus

Page One: Inside the New York Times takes an even-handed and thought-provoking -- if somewhat uneven -- look at traditional media's role in the digital media age.

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Derek Malcolm

London Evening Standard

Sep 23, 2011

4/5

Morris, whose previous work includes the remarkable The Thin Blue Line and The Fog of War, does not hesitate to provoke.

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Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

Sep 22, 2011

3/5

It's a bracing reminder that good writing and good journalism don't happen naturally; they have to be nurtured.

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Sukhdev Sandhu

Daily Telegraph (UK)

Sep 22, 2011

4/5

Timely and oddly inspiring.

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Jack Fleischer

Battleship Pretension

Mar 24, 2021

Page One doesn't claim answers, but it does shine a new light into an old institution, and it will have people picking up newspapers, at the very least to determine if they're institutions worth fighting for.

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Jim Ross

TAKE ONE Magazine

Feb 13, 2020

...a fascinating and far-reaching documentary about where traditional media belong in the digital age.

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Ellie Lucas

From the Front Row

Aug 5, 2019

3/4

It is a snapshot of a very specific place and time, an engaging look at a changing world and an industry struggling to keep up.

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Andrew Rossi

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Sarah Ellison

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Larry Ingrassia

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David Carr

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Brian Stelter

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Nick Denton

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Synopsis

By looking into the lives and daily tasks of three writers at the New York Times, this documentary explores the ways that the Internet has changed print media. The journalists include up-and-comer Brian Stelter, established yet restless reporter Tim Arango and David Carr, an outspoken warhorse with a volatile temper. Covering 12 months of life at the Times, the film reveals the difficulties in maintaining the ways of traditional journalism in a changing news environment.

Director: Andrew Rossi
Producer: David Hand, Alan Oxman, Adam Schlesinger
Screenwriter: Kate Novack, Andrew Rossi
Distributor: Magnolia Pictures
Production Co: Participant Media
Rating: R (Some Sexual References|Language)
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 17, 2011, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 31, 2015
Box Office (Gross USA): $1.1M
Runtime: 1h 28m

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