Last week, ProPublica and NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute hosted a discussion on the 2008 financial crisis and how, if at all, it impacted our panel of top Wall Street journalists – both their outlook and their work.
The discussion included Jesse Eisinger, ProPublica; Chrystia Freeland, Reuters; James B. Stewart, New York Times; and Megan McArdle, Newsweek/Daily Beast. It was moderated by Felix Salmon of Reuters.
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