Connie Bruck · 1994
A biography of Steve Ross, the executive who led Warner and Time Warner.
David Senra recommends it as an insightful biography that was also endorsed by Charlie Munger.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“It says, I very much enjoyed Connie Brooks' book, Master of the Game, which is a biography of Steve Ross, who headed Warner and was later CEO of Time Warner.”
Why: It is an insightful biography recommended by Charlie Munger.
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