Title: All in the Family
Product review: A wonderfully readable account of the family that has owned the New York Times since 1896. While the authors have been justly criticized for focusing too much on the gossip surrounding the Ochs-Sulzberger clan, they have also convincingly succeeded in conveying just how unique this family is, a family whose single-minded mission over four generations has been the care and feeding of one of the great icons of America, the New York Times. In these times of bloated self-enrichment through speculative Internet stocks, the Ochs-Sulzbergers come across as wonderfully retro--a family devoted not to money, but to the New York Times.
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