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Keach Hagey
Reporter at Wall Street Journal
Keach Hagey is a prominent reporter at The Wall Street Journal, specializing in the intersection of media and technology. She has been with the Journal since April 2012, where she covers significant topics related to major tech platforms and their influence on the media landscape. Hagey was part of the team that produced the acclaimed "Facebook Files," which received several prestigious awards, including a George Polk Award for Business Reporting and a Gerald Loeb Award for Beat Reporting.15
Career Highlights
- Current Role: Reporter at The Wall Street Journal's Media and Marketing Bureau in New York.
- Previous Experience:
Notable Achievements
- Authored the book The King of Content: Sumner Redstone’s Battle for Viacom, CBS, and Everlasting Control of His Media Empire, published by HarperCollins.
- Her investigative work has earned her recognition from organizations such as the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (Sabew) and the Society of American Business Editors and Writers.23
Education
Hagey holds both a Bachelor’s degree in English and French and a Master’s degree in English Literature from Stanford University.12
Personal Life
She grew up in Evansville, Indiana, and currently resides in Irvington, New York, with her family.24
Highlights
Several weeks ago, as Fox News lawyers prepared for a courtroom showdown with Dominion, they presented Tucker Carlson with what they thought was good news: They had persuaded the court to redact from a legal filing the time he called a senior Fox News executive the c-word. Tucker wasn't impressed -- he wanted the world to know what he thought about the executive. Now that combative approach to Fox management has caught up with him. With Joe Flint and Isabella Simonetti
Sat down recently with Sam Altman, the 37-year-old CEO behind ChatGPT, in the fern- and fountain-filled OpenAI HQ to discuss a future in which AGI chatbots are an extension of our wills, the job loss they cause if offset by UBI, and why he doesn't have an equity stake in the company that's behind it all. With Berber J.
