CNBC had an interview with Michael Wolf about his new book, "Autumn of the Moguls," and the part I saw focused on Martha and showed clips of her tearful in an interview with Barbara Walters. I was about to turn it off because it's disgusting to see CNBC trashing Stewart, when Wolf says: "Martha built her business and did it all her way, and this caused resentment among the Big Players because she "didn't play the game the way it's supposed to be played."
That comment alone (not the exact quote, but pretty close) made me glad I stayed to listen. His comments were that the other CEO's were resentful of a "woman" who could do this and be good at it.
Showing her tearful interview was revolting, and using her as an example for the book was worse. However Wolf did get a good dig in with the interview.
Martha as an example of Corporate Greed and Crookery would be a hoot if we didn't live in such hypocritical times. Martha's Empire pales in comparison to Lay and Koslowski. But, then, their view of Women seems to be the prevailing one in the higher levels of power today.
Here's a link to Amazon review of the book if anyone is interested. It might be an interesting read:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0066621135/103-0001674-8893452?v=glance