Airhead: The Imperfect Art of Making News
Autor Emily Maitlisen Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 oct 2019
'Smart, funny and brilliantly told'Elizabeth Day
'Revelatory, riveting and frequently hilarious'James O'Brien
'Absolutely irresistible'Jeremy Vine
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In this no holds barred account of life in the seconds before, during and after going on air, Newsnight presenter, leading journalist, and queen of the side eye Emily Maitlis gives us the insider info on what wedon'tget to see on-screen.
Giving us the inside scoop on her interviews with everyone fromEmma ThompsontoRussell Brand,andDonald TrumptoTony Blair,as well as covering news stories such asPresident Clinton's affairs, Boris Johnson's race to PM, Grenfell, #MeToo,andthatinterview withPrince Andrew.
Airheadis a brilliant exposé of the moments that never make the news.
From News Presenter of the Year and 2020 BAFTA nominee
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'Funny and subtly smart'GUARDIAN, BOOKS OF THE YEAR
DAILY MAILBOOKS OF THE YEAR
'Deliciously funny . . . Irresistible'The Times
'[Emily] is so absolutely of the moment'Evening Standard
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781405938341
ISBN-10: 140593834X
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Penguin
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 140593834X
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Penguin
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Emily
Maitlis
presents
the
BBC
Flagship
nightly
current
affairs
showNewsnightand
specialises
in
election
coverage
in
the
UK
and
the
USA.
The
Canadian
born
Sheffield
raised
British
television
presenter
and
journalist
began
her
career
in
Hong
Kong.
She
lives
in
London
with
one
husband,
two
boys,
and
a
large
whippet.
Recenzii
Anyone
who
has
spent
this
election
campaign
shouting
at
the
TV
needs
a
copy
of
Emily
Maitlis'sAirheadin
their
Christmas
stocking.
It's
funny
and
subtly
smart,
taking
the
reader
behind
the
camera
Maitlis has written a deliciously funny book about the high-wire act of broadcasting and the madness that surrounds it. Lots of famous presenters have written books but Maitlis' is different . . . Irresistible. She sounds great company . . . Her book's a romp
Maitlis paints a vivid picture of the intensity and unpredictability that come with her assignments, which punctures the perceived glamour of life reporting the news . . . Her writing is excellent: precise, economical and accessible
She is a superb writer, used to throwing together pacy, engaging scripts at a second's notice. Each chapter is dedicated to one of her interviews - it is a sort of greatest-hits compilation
[Emily] is so absolutely of the moment, a quasi-memoir could not be better timed.Airheadis a compilation of her greatest hits. And boy are there many . . . narrated in her snappy, chatty style . . . her asides are acerbic, her observations hilarious
She recounts the interviews of her career, from the great, the good and the questionable,offering insightsinto the questions that illuminated their characters and the ones they dodged. A chapter on being the target of a stalker reveals her more vulnerable side in thiscompelling book
Airheadis, like its author, funny, wise, self-deprecating and insightful
Smart, funny and brilliantly told stories about what goes on behind the scenes of television news. A joy
Revelatory, rivetingand frequentlyhilarious.A joy from beginning to end
A remarkable journey through the jungle of newsmaking.It combinesrazor-sharp analysis with compelling narrative drive and wit. A must-read
A wonderfully sane book for our unhinged times
Emily has a style that would make you enjoy her report on the end of the world. Absolutely irresistible
The irony of thisriveting, enlightening and sometimes painfully honest bookis that you couldn't meet less of an airhead than Emily Maitlis - a bold, fearless journalist, a splendidly probing and well-prepared interlocutor, and awarm, sharp and witty woman at the top of her game on and off camera. I'm just very disappointed there's only one chapter about me
A light and easy read but a thought-provoking one
An irreverent and amusing account of her media career
Smart andBroadcast News-funny, Airhead is peppered with insider anecdotes you could only pick up working on the kind of big news stories that the journalist has covered for decades
Not an autobiography but a serious book about journalism, disguised in anecdotal chapters about her encounters with the great and the good and the rather awful . . . leads the reader towards a deeper understanding of an essential part of our culture: current affairs . . . this is a book that engages at every level
Vividly demonstrates her drive to report
A deliciously funny behind-the-scenes take on broadcasting and her encounters with politicians and celebrities
Fascinating . . . [an] excellent book
A behind-the-scenes look at how news gets made
A fascinating and brilliantly evocative ringside seat at some of the most notable interviews she's done
Behind-the-scenes accounts of her famous encounters, including those with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and the Dalai Lama, among many others
She lifts the veil on the inner workings of the BBC, as she reflects on her long career as a journalist
She offers insights into everyone from Donald Trump to Simon Cowell, showing them not just as what they represent, but as individuals with flaws and charm
One of the best we've read this year . . . This insightful, hilarious and engrossing memoir from one of our most well-liked TV broadcasters takes you behind the scenes of the biggest news stories in recent years
Recounts, one guest per chapter, a number of her interviews with the boldest of boldface figures . . . Entertaining
A quick, absorbing read . . . my overriding impression is of rather breathless thoughtfulness . . . her formidable intelligence and self-deprecating awareness shine brightly
We love the Maitlis
We're obsessed with Emily Maitlis in this house
Emily Maitlis is a particular hero of mine . . . I know I'm in for a treat withAirhead
Emily Maitlis is one of my favourite interviewers and I want to read her tales of interviewing people such as Donald Trump, Theresa May and Simon Cowell
A fascinating behind-the-scenes insight into modern television news
It's a brilliant, often funny, behind-the-scenes account of her working life, written by one of Britain's best television broadcasters. It proves she's far from an airhead!
She gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most engaging interviews she's conducted in recent years - with all the wrangling, arguing, pleading and last-minute script writing they involved. Insightful, funny and engrossing, we love it.
Maitlis has written a deliciously funny book about the high-wire act of broadcasting and the madness that surrounds it. Lots of famous presenters have written books but Maitlis' is different . . . Irresistible. She sounds great company . . . Her book's a romp
Maitlis paints a vivid picture of the intensity and unpredictability that come with her assignments, which punctures the perceived glamour of life reporting the news . . . Her writing is excellent: precise, economical and accessible
She is a superb writer, used to throwing together pacy, engaging scripts at a second's notice. Each chapter is dedicated to one of her interviews - it is a sort of greatest-hits compilation
[Emily] is so absolutely of the moment, a quasi-memoir could not be better timed.Airheadis a compilation of her greatest hits. And boy are there many . . . narrated in her snappy, chatty style . . . her asides are acerbic, her observations hilarious
She recounts the interviews of her career, from the great, the good and the questionable,offering insightsinto the questions that illuminated their characters and the ones they dodged. A chapter on being the target of a stalker reveals her more vulnerable side in thiscompelling book
Airheadis, like its author, funny, wise, self-deprecating and insightful
Smart, funny and brilliantly told stories about what goes on behind the scenes of television news. A joy
Revelatory, rivetingand frequentlyhilarious.A joy from beginning to end
A remarkable journey through the jungle of newsmaking.It combinesrazor-sharp analysis with compelling narrative drive and wit. A must-read
A wonderfully sane book for our unhinged times
Emily has a style that would make you enjoy her report on the end of the world. Absolutely irresistible
The irony of thisriveting, enlightening and sometimes painfully honest bookis that you couldn't meet less of an airhead than Emily Maitlis - a bold, fearless journalist, a splendidly probing and well-prepared interlocutor, and awarm, sharp and witty woman at the top of her game on and off camera. I'm just very disappointed there's only one chapter about me
A light and easy read but a thought-provoking one
An irreverent and amusing account of her media career
Smart andBroadcast News-funny, Airhead is peppered with insider anecdotes you could only pick up working on the kind of big news stories that the journalist has covered for decades
Not an autobiography but a serious book about journalism, disguised in anecdotal chapters about her encounters with the great and the good and the rather awful . . . leads the reader towards a deeper understanding of an essential part of our culture: current affairs . . . this is a book that engages at every level
Vividly demonstrates her drive to report
A deliciously funny behind-the-scenes take on broadcasting and her encounters with politicians and celebrities
Fascinating . . . [an] excellent book
A behind-the-scenes look at how news gets made
A fascinating and brilliantly evocative ringside seat at some of the most notable interviews she's done
Behind-the-scenes accounts of her famous encounters, including those with Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and the Dalai Lama, among many others
She lifts the veil on the inner workings of the BBC, as she reflects on her long career as a journalist
She offers insights into everyone from Donald Trump to Simon Cowell, showing them not just as what they represent, but as individuals with flaws and charm
One of the best we've read this year . . . This insightful, hilarious and engrossing memoir from one of our most well-liked TV broadcasters takes you behind the scenes of the biggest news stories in recent years
Recounts, one guest per chapter, a number of her interviews with the boldest of boldface figures . . . Entertaining
A quick, absorbing read . . . my overriding impression is of rather breathless thoughtfulness . . . her formidable intelligence and self-deprecating awareness shine brightly
We love the Maitlis
We're obsessed with Emily Maitlis in this house
Emily Maitlis is a particular hero of mine . . . I know I'm in for a treat withAirhead
Emily Maitlis is one of my favourite interviewers and I want to read her tales of interviewing people such as Donald Trump, Theresa May and Simon Cowell
A fascinating behind-the-scenes insight into modern television news
It's a brilliant, often funny, behind-the-scenes account of her working life, written by one of Britain's best television broadcasters. It proves she's far from an airhead!
She gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most engaging interviews she's conducted in recent years - with all the wrangling, arguing, pleading and last-minute script writing they involved. Insightful, funny and engrossing, we love it.