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Adam L. Penenberg is a writer whose unfailing passion for investigative journalism has repeatedly garnered him national attention and acclaim. He first rose to prominence among investigative journalists in 1998 for his expose' on the unethical reporting of Stephen Glass of The New Republic. The fact that he did so while working for the online arm of Forbes magazine was an early validation of web journalism. He has since written two books and numerous pieces for publications such as Forbes, The New York Times, Playboy, and Slate. His most recent book Tragic Indifference is concerned with uncovering the longstanding relationship between Ford and Firestone, and the controversy and litigation against them regarding their unsafe vehicles in the first half of this decade. Tragic Indifference has been optioned by Michael Douglass for a film version. This is not Penenberg's first foray into film, as Steve Zahn portrayed him in Broken Glass, a movie about his expose' on Stephen Glass. Penenberg continues to write and currently teaches at New York University where he is a journalism professor, assistant director to the Business & Economics Program and head of the program's ethics committee.
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