Norman Pearlstine

Normal Pearlstine (born October 4 1942 in Philadelphia) is the editor-in-chief of TIME inc. (now Time Warner), a position he assumed on January 1 1995{{ref|1}}. He oversees the content of Time Warner's roughly 140 publications. He is married to Nancy Friday, a feminist author{{ref|2}}.

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October 4 - 1942 - Philadelphia - Editor-in-chief - TIME inc. - January 1 - 1995 - Nancy Friday - Feminist

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He graduated from Haverford College and obtained a University of Pennsylvania law degree. Before joining TIME, he worked for the Wall Street Journal (1968-1992), the final two years as executive editor. After leaving the Wall Street Journal he launched SmartMoney, and was partner of Friday Holdings.

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Haverford College - University of Pennsylvania - Law degree - Wall Street Journal - SmartMoney - Friday Holdings

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In 2005 he joined the board of trustees of the Carnegie Corporation{{ref|3}}.

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2005 - Carnegie Corporation

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Pearlstine was briefly part of the controversy surrounding Matthew Cooper when he acted on a US court subpoena to hand Cooper's notes to the independent prosecutor investigating the outing of Valerie Plame as a covert agent of the CIA{{ref|4}}.

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Matthew Cooper - Valerie Plame

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