3 /series/funny-business-at-the-new-yorker?selected=whats-the-deal-with-new-yorker-cartoons#player What's the deal with New Yorker cartoons? It's hard to find funny young people who can make a living cartooning, Remnick says. DAVID REMNICK http://s3.amazonaws.com/bt_assets/system/idea_thumbnails/3526/large/eB7zveBA5jnVobR35hNDoxOmdiO3rT5z.?1255833907 /series/funny-business-at-the-new-yorker?selected=cartooning-for-life#player Cartooning for Life Robert Mankoff was always funny, but that doesn’t mean that his path to the New Yorker was an easy one - he submitted 2,000 cartoons to the magazine before being published. He charts his cartooning career and explains the unique struggles of being a cartoon editor. ROBERT MANKOFF http://s3.amazonaws.com/bt_assets/system/idea_thumbnails/16506/large/promo78419951.?1255849946 /series/funny-business-at-the-new-yorker?selected=are-new-yorker-cartoons-too-easy-to-write#player New Yorker Cartoons Are Easy to Write The author of "I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to be Your Class President" disses New Yorker cartoons. JOSH LIEB http://s3.amazonaws.com/bt_assets/system/idea_thumbnails/16914/large/1QrKesFaN_5jC6mH5hODoxOmdiO_BOpe.?1255894615