Dorothy Schiff

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Stuart Sheftel talks with Dorothy Schiff the publisher of the New York Post for 37 years. She talks about her time at the Post and contacts with various famous people over the years. She finds the paper very entertaining now that she's sold it Rupert Murdoch but regrets its turn to the right.


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