Andrew Ross Sorkin: How DealBook Lauched 10 Years Ago When NYT Was Against Linking To Rival Publications

It's been almost ten years since Andrew Ross Sorkin started DealBook, which is essentially a financial news blog published by the New York Times.

Sorkin tells us, however, that not everyone at the New York Times was on board with DealBook and the idea of linking out to rival publications. At the same time though, the Times gives its employees opportunities to be entrepreneurial and try different things, says Sorkin.

Watch our interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin to find out more how Sorkin started DealBook after hustling his way into working for the NYT.

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