Are Newsweek's New Owners Turning the Magazine Into Propaganda for a Religious Organization

By Julissa Catalan


Newsweek’s new owners are making headlines outside of their own publication, as questions have arisen concerning the influence their religious beliefs may have on the direction of the once massively circulated magazine.

On Friday, The Guardian published an in-depth story on the lives and backgrounds of Johnathan Davis and Etienne Uzac, the young entrepreneurs whose IBT Media bought Newsweek earlier this year, relaunching the 81-year-old brand on the newsstand.

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