In the wake of the mass criticism from media around news site The Messenger, Jimmy Finkelstein is sticking up for his new venture. “I sold The Hill a year and a half ago,” Finkelstein told Vanity Fair ...
The Messenger founder Jimmy Finkelstein is looking for more cash from new and current investors to bail out the struggling news start-up, Axios reported Thursday, citing unnamed sources. The report ...
The shuttered site The Messenger, run by Jimmy Finkelstein and Richard Beckman, spent $50 million in less than a year, leaving 300 employees out of work and a seven-figure bill owed to vendors. By ...
Work-life balance may be unrealistic, but employees can aspire to work-life “harmony” instead, says Shopify president Harley Finkelstein. On a recent episode of the Aspire podcast, which aired last ...
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Avram Finkelstein Changed the World. Now, at 73, He's Getting His First New York Solo Show
A golem is a figure in Jewish folklore usually made of clay, mud, or dust; a vessel for a word or idea, a metaphor come to life. Golems figure throughout "Something Terrible Has Happened (Corpus ...
The Messenger — a yet-to-be-launched news site from media mogul Jimmy Finkelstein — risks becoming a money pit helmed by old-school executives with “delusional” ambitions in an increasingly cutthroat ...
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Norman Finkelstein And The Moral Obligation To Shun
Norman Finkelstein has spent decades confronting moral compromise, exposing institutional hypocrisy, and refusing the seduction of comfort and civility in the face of atrocity. In his recent ...
No one’s success is ever ensured, but Paul Finkelstein had as many of the critical assets in place as he began his career as anyone could hope. Born into a comfortable Long Island family sustained by ...
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