Jeff Bercovici of Conde Nast Portfolio notes that Financial Times editor Lionel Barber is giving a speech this afternoon at Yale University on the financial press and the economic meltdown. His conclusion: We kinda blew it.
“‘[It’s] fair to say there was an alarming suspension of critical faculties among financial and business journalists during the credit bubble,’ Barber concludes.
“This is a good place to remind you that I’ll be moderating a panel tomorrow night on this topic, with The Wall Street Journal‘s Alan Murray, Fox Business Network’s Liz Claman and personal finance author Farnoosh Torabi. (CNBC’s Charles Gasparino will hopefully also be participating.)”
Read more here. And here is an abridged version of his speech on the FT site.
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