KEN AULETTA Ken Auletta has written the Annals of Communications column for The New Yorker since October, 1992. His columns have covered a variety of subjects including the lucrative fees paid to journalists for speeches; profiles of media powers such as Rupert Murdoch, Barry Diller, investment banker Herbert Allen, Seagram's and M.C.A. C.E.O. Edgar Bronfman Sr., Tele-Communications Inc. C.E.O.

The Paula Gordon Show Content Trumps Technology The media middle men currently getting between stories and customers will eventually lose the power they have today, Ken Auletta is guessing. And he's absolutely confident everyone is guessing in today's tumultuous communications businesses, even the men running them. But in the end, our savvy observer is confident that content is king, whether in ...