In a Moment of Uncertainty, TIME Is Certain of Its 97-Year Mission

In remarkable moments throughout history, news organizations have been there to inform the masses and accurately chronicle what’s happening for posterity’s sake. This is a responsibility TIME magazine has been devoted to for 97 years. The news magazine was a trusted source during The Great Depression, World War II, the Civil Rights movement, the Vietnam War, 9/11 and countless other instances that have changed the course of history, and redefined and shaped who we are as people and a society. Now, as COVID-19 rips across the globe in its uncertain path of destruction, undoubtedly altering our course once again, TIME is there. The now-independent brand began major coverage of COVID-19 on January 22, when Charlie Campbell reported from inside Wuhan, China, where the first known outbreak occurred, on what was happening in the wake of the its rapid, fatal spread. Pretty much since then, TIME has been committed around the clock and across the globe to staying on top of the deadly outbreak. It’s part of a 97-year promise that CEO and editor-in-chief, Edward Felsanthal, is accountable for keeping. But in addition to overseeing TIME's mission as a news organization, Felesthanal is also beholden to his staff, and keeping the business viable during an unprecedented crisis. It’s an enormous undertaking, and one we wanted to learn more about. Felsenthal lent us some time, in between being a CEO, editor, husband, father and homeschool teacher, to tell us how he’s pulling it... Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'

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