Anna Murdoch discusses her book, “Family Business.” She talks about the characters in the book, members of a newspaper family, and says that her own children hear about the newspaper business. Murdoch says publishers make conscious decisions and talks about their responsibilities. She goes on to discuss unionization, the 1962-1963 strike in New York, and tabloid journalism.
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