John Malone is chairman of Liberty Media, Liberty Broadband, and Liberty Global. He was chief executive officer of Tele-Communications Inc., the largest cable operator in the US, from 1973 to 1999, when its merger closed with AT&T Corp. He is a TV, internet, and digital pioneer widely recognized for his leadership role in media and telecommunications. A philanthropist in medicine and education, he is today one of the largest landowners in America, with most of it set aside for conservation. Malone is also an avid rancher, land manager, conservationist, hotelier, and horse trader. John Malone was a merit scholar at Yale University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and economics. He later received a master’s degree in industrial management and a PhD in operations research from Johns Hopkins University.

"Revelatory personal history...The story is most compelling as Mr. Malone recounts his maneuverings with other industry power players." —Wall Street Journal “[John Malone] takes readers into the media trenches. He shares stories of industry-defining deals over the decades alongside the likes of Barry Diller and Ted Turner.” —New York Post  “Of all the captains of industry who have transformed what we read, watch and talk about over the last half century, John Malone is among the most influential and the least understood.” —New York Times There are few people in the media industry that John Malone has not sparred with in his half century as the sector’s arch dealmaker…Malone is the original US “cable cowboy.” —Financial Times  “This is catnip for the business-minded...With surprising vulnerability, a formidable mogul’s boardroom recollections offer something to acolytes and detractors alike.” —Kirkus Reviews

John Malone is chairman of Liberty Media, Liberty Broadband, and Liberty Global. He was chief executive officer of Tele-Communications Inc., the largest cable operator in the US, from 1973 to 1999, when its merger closed with AT&T Corp. He is a TV, internet, and digital pioneer widely recognized for his leadership role in media and telecommunications. A philanthropist in medicine and education, he is today one of the largest landowners in America, with most of it set aside for conservation. Malone is also an avid rancher, land manager, conservationist, hotelier, and horse trader. John Malone was a merit scholar at Yale University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and economics. He later received a master’s degree in industrial management and a PhD in operations research from Johns Hopkins University.

"Revelatory personal history...The story is most compelling as Mr. Malone recounts his maneuverings with other industry power players." —Wall Street Journal “[John Malone] takes readers into the media trenches. He shares stories of industry-defining deals over the decades alongside the likes of Barry Diller and Ted Turner.” —New York Post  “Of all the captains of industry who have transformed what we read, watch and talk about over the last half century, John Malone is among the most influential and the least understood.” —New York Times There are few people in the media industry that John Malone has not sparred with in his half century as the sector’s arch dealmaker…Malone is the original US “cable cowboy.” —Financial Times  “This is catnip for the business-minded...With surprising vulnerability, a formidable mogul’s boardroom recollections offer something to acolytes and detractors alike.” —Kirkus Reviews