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Browne says fashion offers a life of true luxury.

Browne started far too late, he says.

A competitive brood.

Glickman contends that many of the problems of the developing world need to be addressed at the fundamental level of agriculture, specifically creating a self-sustaining agricultural infrastructure.

Nuclear weapons and religious fanaticism is a dangerous combination, Ali says.

Climate change, Mossberg says, is a large issue for everyone.

“Champion of the non-geeks.”

Some writers hate writing. Remnick isn’t one of them.

Sometimes snark is just a one-trick pony.

Nothing has replaced “The Sopranos.”

It’s not a question of elitism, Remnick says. It’s about getting a good product out there.

With no end in sight, the war in Iraq is not receiving nearly enough attention.

There’s been no shortage of the examination of the real issues, Remnick says.

Remnick says he can guess which party the candidate will come from.

The magazine’s criticism of the George W. Bush administration made up for whatever The New Yorker missed in the lead-up to the war, says Remnick.

The New Yorker editor says there are good bloggers and lousy bloggers.

Does a Web presence compromise the New Yorker brand?

Remnick’s tenure happened to coincide with 9/11 and the subsequent fall out.

Writers who don’t outgrow short fiction are the exception rather than the norm, Remnick says.

Be obsessed with what you do, Remnick says.

Even with newspapers taking a hit, Remnick believes there will always be curious, driven young journalists out there.

It’s hard to find funny young people who can make a living cartooning, Remnick says.

Remnick answers what it is like to helm The New Yorker.

Are Russians incapable of democracy?

Remnick remembers the twilight of the Soviet Union.

It was a combination of curiosity, luck and gumption, Remnick says.

Remnick talks about the twin influences of Bob Dylan and Philip Roth.

Looking across the river.

Tilghman sees equal opportunity in education as a major issue. There is clearly a major gap between rich and poor in the US, and universities that care about equal opportunity […]

As an immigrant, Tilghman is a supporter of welcoming students to the U.S. to study, and giving them the opportunity to stay and contribute to the well being and economy […]