Weiss: Building competing institutions is the only way to reform legacy media
Bari Weiss · Bari Weiss | All-In Summit 2024 · Sep 19, 2024 · at 13:21
Bari Weiss, founder of The Free Press, discusses strategies for institutional reform during a panel at the All-In Summit 2024.
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“I've become someone who believes that the way to change those institutions Is not to give money to those places, or join the board of them, or delude yourself with the idea that you can transform them from within. It's to build new things, and in building new things and creating competition, it forces the other people to change.”
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