Michael Ovitz

"I got articles from the Atlantic stripped out of the magazine sitting in a pile. I'm overwhelmed with information."

"I'm on the Council of Foreign Relations. I never get to finish the monthly as much as I want to."

"First thing I read, believe it or not, is the New York Post. I read the New York Post because I love the way they report the news. It's short. I can get a snapshot of what's going on very quickly."

"I then go right to TechCrunch. I read two or three tech websites that give me information about what's going on."

"I scan the headlines of the Drudge Report. Takes me two minutes because I like to see their point of view because it's so different than mine. I always like to be balanced."

"Then I jump right into the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the LA Times, and the Washington Post."

"Then I jump right into the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the LA Times, and the Washington Post."

"Then I jump right into the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the LA Times, and the Washington Post."

"So we'll watch CNN, Fox, and Sky News because you can have the same news reporter, which you do daily, and a different spin on all three."

"So we'll watch CNN, Fox, and Sky News because you can have the same news reporter, which you do daily, and a different spin on all three."

"So we'll watch CNN, Fox, and Sky News because you can have the same news reporter, which you do daily, and a different spin on all three. So I guess we get the most neutral spin out of Sky News."

"Because I subscribed to Car and Driver, Motor Trend, Automobile, and one other car magazine."

"Because I subscribed to Car and Driver, Motor Trend, Automobile, and one other car magazine."

"You know, I read Scientific American not diligently, but I read the headlines, looked at, you know, the opening five paragraphs of an article to get a sense of it."

"And I was interested in medicine. So I read the New England Journal of Medicine. I had to look at the New England Journal of Medicine to talk to the 20 department heads."

"My grandson started a new school here in Tribeca yesterday that's called the Alpha School. And it's a completely different angle on education. I really like what I saw. And a lot of it's practical learning."

"I was one of the advisors to Alex Karp who's a brilliant guy. I was introduced to him by Peter Thiel who had invested a lot of money in Palantir and there was no income. He asked me to help monetize it."

"We started a company together called Blend, it's now public, that does mortgages on your phone in under 10 clicks."