National Geographic Shares its 130+ Year Story
National Geographic is releasing a new book documenting its 130-year history. The publication features iconic photography and stories of discoveries from the organization's archives.
Since first forming as a scientific club in 1888, National Geographic has evolved into one of the world's most recognizable magazines in the world. Chief Storytelling Officer Kaitlin Yarnall joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss National Geographic's news book which tells the 130+ year history of the organizations "legendary photographs, artifacts, adventures, and discoveries that changed the world." (Source: Bloomberg)
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