stations for a very long time. but now people who made their fortune in the tech world are being drawn to the struggling journalism business. the latest to dig deep into his pockets is the founder of ebay, pierre, he s pouring millions into a news venture to be headed by glenn greenwald who disclosed those n is a surveillance documents that he received from edward snowden. joining us now, farhad nanju. and here in washington, david zurich, television and media critic for the baltimore sun. farhad, do these tech billionaires have a shot at reviving and revolutionizing the news business? yeah. i don t want to be too hopeful, but i would say that they do have a shot. i think for the first time that i ve been working in journal i. for the past ten years or so, there s some glimmers of hope. there s reasons to be optimistic that we may see a turn around.
stations for a very long time. but now people who made their fortune in the tech world are being drawn to the struggling journalism business. the latest to dig deep into his pockets is the founder of ebay, pierre, he s pouring millions into a news venture to be headed by glenn greenwald who disclosed those n is a surveillance documents that he received from edward snowden. joining us now, farhad nanju. and here in washington, david zurich, television and media critic for the baltimore sun. farhad, do these tech billionaires have a shot at reviving and revolutionizing the news business? yeah. i don t want to be too hopeful, but i would say that they do have a shot. i think for the first time that i ve been working in journal i. for the past ten years or so, there s some glimmers of hope. there s reasons to be optimistic that we may see a turn around.
stations for a very long time. but now people who made their fortune in the tech world are being drawn to the struggling journalism business. the latest to dig deep into his pockets is the founder of ebay, pierre, he s pouring millions into a news venture to be headed by glenn greenwald who disclosed those n is a surveillance documents that he received from edward snowden. joining us now, farhad nanju. and here in washington, david zurich, television and media critic for the baltimore sun. farhad, do these tech billionaires have a shot at reviving and revolutionizing the news business? yeah. i don t want to be too hopeful, but i would say that they do have a shot. i think for the first time that i ve been working in journal i. for the past ten years or so, there s some glimmers of hope. there s reasons to be optimistic that we may see a turn around. and that s mostly because these