Michael Wolff, the New York Magazine media columnist, is surprisingly gentle with Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the embattled publisher of the New York Times. 'Pinch' Sulzberger has a blunt charm, mogul-like qualities, and good hair. But Wolff always throws in a But Sulzberger isn't very Timesian. "He isn t earnest. He may be smart, but he isn t thoughtful. He isn t highbrow, or obviously culturally minded, or even recognizably a Jewish liberal indeed, he gets annoyed when people assume that just because he s from one of the great New York Jewish families, he is Jewish (he was raised as an Episcopalian)."
Pinch, Power, and the Paper [Michael Wolff]