Being Deputy Editor of Newsweek, Ross Schneiderman constantly feels the pressure and responsibility of putting out real news. Other than working in Newsweek, Ross also worked as a journalist in Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and ESPN Magazine. He’s had a longstanding career in journalism and has covered everything from doping in baseball to spies to poker. With the virulence of fake news in this digital time and age, Ross stresses the secret for staying on top of the business is keeping the public informed with authentic and real news. He shares the highs and lows of running a top news magazine, and the approaches a successful journalist takes to make his interviewee open up.