Harold Evans — Info:
Sir Harold Evans (1928–2020) was a celebrated British-American journalist, editor, and author best known for his fearless investigative journalism and influential leadership at The Sunday Times in London. He exposed major scandals like the Thalidomide tragedy, championed freedom of the press, and set new standards for investigative reporting. Later, he became an influential figure in American publishing and wrote several acclaimed books, including Good Times, Bad Times and Do I Make Myself Clear?. Evans is remembered as one of the greatest editors of the 20th century.

Harold Evans — Quotes:

1. “Journalism is the first rough draft of history.”
2. “The pursuit of truth is not a luxury; it is a responsibility.”
3. “A free press is society’s safety valve.”
4. “Good writing is clear thinking made visible.”
5. “An editor’s job is to make sure the truth gets told — clearly and fairly.”
6. “Facts are sacred, comment is free.”
7. “Courage in journalism comes from a commitment to facts over fear.”
8. “I believe in the power of an informed public.”
9. “A lie unchallenged becomes truth.”
10. “Never be afraid to ask the next question.”