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Jon Fasman

Jon Fasman

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Senior Reporter and Presenter, The Economist

United States

Final Covers

Features , Community News , Social News , Government

Doesn’t Cover

I don't think I've ever turned a topic down, per se.

Journalist Type

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 33

  • American football’s growing global ambitions

    By Jon Fasman Verified| The Economist Verified The National Football League will play more games abroad in 2025 than ever beforeBy Jon Fasman, Senior culture correspondent, The EconomistGEORGE WILL, a baseball-loving conservative columnist, once wrote that American football “combines the two worst things about America. It is violence punctuated by committee meetings.” Within America, Mr Will’s opinion is not widely shared: in 2023, 93 of the 100 most-watched television broadcasts were National Football League (nfl) games.

    By Jon Fasman Verified · The Economist

    Nov. 19, 2024

  • Grief, rage, anxiety: voices from Brighton Beach, New York’s “Russian” neighbourhood

    By Jon Fasman Verified| 1843 Verified By Jon FasmanAlbina Ashkhatsava sighs as she scrolls through images of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “You will see so many tears,” she says. We’re sitting by a window, cracked open to let in frigid air, in the bustling office of the Shorefront Jewish Community Council, which helps the poor and the elderly in south Brooklyn. Ashkhatsava left Kyiv for America in 1994.

    By Jon Fasman Verified · 1843

    Mar. 03, 2022

  • American football’s growing global ambitions

    By Jon Fasman Verified| The Economist Verified The National Football League will play more games abroad in 2025 than ever beforeBy Jon Fasman, Senior culture correspondent, The EconomistGEORGE WILL, a baseball-loving conservative columnist, once wrote that American football “combines the two worst things about America. It is violence punctuated by committee meetings.” Within America, Mr Will’s opinion is not widely shared: in 2023, 93 of the 100 most-watched television broadcasts were National Football League (nfl) games.

    By Jon Fasman Verified · The Economist

    Nov. 19, 2024

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Company Info

The Economist

The Economist is a prominent British weekly newspaper founded in 1843 by James Wilson. Published by The Economist Group, it is headquartered in London and is known for its focus on economic liberalism, advocating for free markets and globalization. The publication is recognized for its rigorous fact-checking and minimal reporting bias, making it a trusted source for global news and analysis. The Economist offers a range of content, including in-depth coverage of world events, politics, business, science, and technology in both print and digital formats. It also provides an audio edition of the newspaper, lifestyle magazines like *1843*, and market intelligence services through its Economist Intelligence Unit. Additionally, the company produces podcasts and films, enhancing its media offerings. With a readership that includes influential business leaders and policymakers, The Economist serves a high-income, educated audience that values its comprehensive analysis of global issues.

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