« Une chronique de la politique et du journalisme étroitement observée au cours d'une décennie de troubles ». La revue du livre du New York Times
Politique. Argent. Média. Tech. Tout est ici dans Collision of Power.
« Tous les hommes du président pour une nouvelle génération. » Ville et campagne
Marty Baron a pris en charge la salle de presse du Washington Post en 2013, après près d'une douzaine d'années à la tête du Boston Globe. Seulement sept mois après son nouveau travail, Baron a reçu des nouvelles explosives : Jeff Bezos, le fondateur d'Amazon, achèterait le Post, marquant une fin soudaine au contrôle par la famille vénérée qui avait présidé le journal pendant 80 ans. Un peu plus de deux ans plus tard, Donald Trump a remporté la présidence.
Aujourd'hui, le journal de la capitale, appartenant à l'un des hommes les plus riches du monde, était chargé de reporter un président qui avait fait campagne contre la presse comme la « forme la plus basse de l'humanité ». Les pressions sur Baron et ses collègues étaient immenses et implacables, devant répondre aux exigences de leur nouveau propriétaire tout en luttant avec un président qui a mené une guerre de vitriol et de vengeance sans précédent contre les médias.
Face aux attaques incessantes de Trump, Baron a géré fermement la salle de rédaction du Post. Leur couverture révolutionnaire et primée comprenait des histoires sur les prétendus dons caritatifs de Trump, l'inconduite des services secrets et l'histoire sexuelle troublante de Roy Moore. Dans le même temps, Baron a géré un personnel agité pendant une période de dynamique sociétale en évolution rapide autour du genre et de la race.
Dans Collision of Power, Baron raconte cela avec la ténacité d'un journaliste et la main sûre d'un éditeur expérimenté. Le résultat est élégant et révélateur, une exploration urgente de la nature du pouvoir au XXIe siècle.
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