Title: Not my kind of book
Product review: What is so bad about people starting a business that mushrooms and has some control over an industry and the people it represents? This author had something against Jules Stein, Lew Wasserman, their wives, the employees, you name it-right from the beginning. And he is determined to prove I guess how awful they were and how big and corrupt their business is. I don't think there's any reason for a expose of MCA and the people who ran it. If it wasn't them it would have been someone. Plus, I do not like books that go on and on about politics in government OR within a company structure and I don't care about courtroom hassles and lawsuits. So this book wasn't really for me. I glossed over the majority of it and read the parts about the Wasserman's and Stein's and still wonder if they are as bad as he makes them. Doubtful.
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