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Podcast recommendation: "Our Curious Amalgam"

6/8/2021

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"Our Curious Amalgam"

Episode 118: What’s the Role of Journalism in Antitrust?: A Conversation with Leah Nylen
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Runtime:
36:27

Episode post date:
June 7, 2021

Why I enjoyed it:
As a journalist, I loved hearing about Leah Nylen's journey into the profession. Nylen, a seasoned reporter, recounts how the film "All the President's Men" influenced her as a youngster. (It has to do with meeting mysterious sources in parking garages.)

Guest:
Leah Nylen, a reporter with 
@politico who covers #antitrust. She talks about cultivating sources and writing in  plain English for her audiences. 

Hosts:
John Roberti of Allen & Overy LLP teams with Anora Wang of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP.


Link to episode: 
https://bit.ly/3puVGdr

Jennifer's tidbit:
Be sure to listen all the way through to hear their lighthearted discussion regarding tattoos.


Hashtags to follow:
@leah_nylen
@JohnRoberti1
@AnoraWang
#dwtAntitrust
@DWTLaw
@abaantitrust 

Brief rundown, in order, of some of the topics they explore:
*Tips for lawyers speaking to journalists including the difference between "off the record" and "on the record." What does speaking "on background" mean?

*What is PACER? https://lnkd.in/dUtbx7h

*Do journalist’s have an agenda, and are journalist’s neutral?

*Who was Ida Tarbell and why is she important to journalism?

*Who is Lina Khan?

*Most important thing Leah has learned from covering antitrust

*Tips for lawyers who want to be quoted by journalists. 

*Redacting tattoos

*Ideas for an anti-trust tattoo :-)
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