What Ronan Farrow Discovered About The Systems That Cover Up Sexual Misconduct

Ronan Farrow discusses his book 'Catch and Kill', which explores media suppression and private espionage in the context of the Me Too movement. The book reveals efforts by NBC News to halt his reporting on Harvey Weinstein and other misconduct. Farrow highlights the challenges faced by journalists and the need for accountability in media. He also addresses the impact of these revelations on women's willingness to speak out and the evolving media landscape.

How did Ronan Farrow's reporting contribute to the Me Too movement?

What is the main focus of Ronan Farrow's book 'Catch and Kill'?

What allegations does Farrow make against NBC News in his book?

What role did private espionage play in the efforts to suppress reporting on Harvey Weinstein?

What does the term 'catch and kill' refer to in the context of the media?

How did the executives at NBC respond to Farrow's reporting?

What evidence does Farrow provide to support his claims against NBC?

What are some of the broader themes discussed in Farrow's book?

In what ways does Farrow suggest that the media needs to change?

What impact did Farrow's reporting have on the perception of accountability in the media?