Adolph Ochs (American newspaper publisher)

Adolph Ochs was an influential American newspaper publisher best known for buying The New York Times in 1896. He transformed the paper into a reputable source of news by focusing on accuracy, quality journalism, and objectivity, establishing a new standard for journalism in the United States. Ochs introduced the motto "All the news that's fit to print," emphasizing the importance of reliable reporting. His vision helped the Times become one of the most respected newspapers in the world, and his contributions shaped the landscape of American media for generations.