1. in other news
    ‘New Yorker’ Caption Contest Explained, Just As Simple As You ThoughtLast week’s winner gives us tips, we enter.
  2. in other news
    HarperCollins CEO Jane Friedman Abruptly DepartsLast night Gawker reported that the well-liked book boss was on the way out.
  3. cultural capital
    ‘Assassination of Hillary Clinton/Barack Obama’ Exhibit Shut Down“It’s about the media,” the artist cried. “The media!”
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    Mayhill Fowler, Citizen ReporterWho is the woman who brought us Bittergate and Scumbag Mania? And what hath she wrought?
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    ‘Paper’ Tigress: ‘You’ll Never Work in This Town Again!’Amanda Lorber of MTV’s reality show ‘The Paper’ gets in a feud with a ‘Columbia Spectator’ reporter.
  7. intel
    New DolceGoldin Media Firm to Strategize for Denny Farrell, Emily BrillThe firm that James Frey made possible already has a clientele that defies categorization.
  8. in other news
    Keith Olbermann: I’m Not Crazy, But Murdoch Fired Me AnywayAfter the News Corp. baron called Olberman a nut job yesterday, Olbermann reveals his long-held suspicions as to why he was fired from the company in 2001.
  9. party lines
    Video: Women on Women at the Gracie AwardsWe ask the top women in media what the glass ceiling is all about.
  10. photo op
    ‘Gossip Girl’ Hits Japan, We Hit the BeachWe spot the phenomenon in Tokyo.
  11. in other news
    Emily Gould’s ‘Times Magazine’ Story: Give Me an ‘I’!The former Gawker editor’s lengthy blog confidential has some interesting statistics.
  12. intel
    Emily Gould Will Not Let Us Ignore Her Upcoming ‘Times Magazine’ Cover StoryThus, a word of warning to those who will read the story and make judgments about the blog generation.
  13. early and often
    Obama’s Problem With Working-Class Whites: Not As Bad As You Think!Why are we spending so much time on these particular white folks? The primary calendar, Democratic leaders, veteran political reporters…
  14. ink-stained wretches
    Robert Thomson Officially Accepts ‘Journal’ Managing-Editor PositionLike we didn’t see this coming.
  15. in other news
    Donny Deutsch Takes His Shirt Off Again, Says He Could Run for MayorThe ‘Big Idea’ host gets kind of eviscerated in a profile — in his own alumni magazine!
  16. intel
    ‘The Facebook Book’: Harvard Alums Try to Drag Internet Phenomenon Into Last CenturySome kids wrote a funny guide to Facebook and had the audacity to kill trees in order to have people read it.
  17. company town
    If Murdoch Really Hires a New ‘WSJ’ Managing Editor, Who Will It Be?Citigroup’s ban on fruit, ice-cream-truck wars, praise for Frank Gehry, and more in our daily industry roundup.
  18. in other news
    O’Reilly Pledges More Blowups for Gays to Turn Into Dance Mash-upsThe blustery Fox News host was a little bit funny last night about a clip of him flipping out twenty years ago that just surfaced online. The gays, however, were way funnier.
  19. in other news
    ‘Post’ Projecting Own Foibles Onto Sue Simmons?Despite denials of drunkenness from Simmons, the tabloid keeps hammering away at her.
  20. ink-stained wretches
    Schadenfuller!Bonnie Fuller’s out at ‘Star,’ and the ‘Post”s Keith Kelly could not be more delighted.
  21. in other news
    New York Media Still Grieving Over Sue Simmons’s F-BombThe print media can’t stop writing about it. It’s almost as if thousands of people DIDN’T die in China this week.
  22. cultural capital
    Sue Simmons Wants to Know What the F**k You Are DoingWNBC 4 anchor Sue Simmons curses on live television. Uh, back to you, Chuck!
  23. cultural capital
    Mayor Bloomberg Straight Up Snaps at ‘Newsday’ ReporterEnjoy clips of Mayor Bloomberg vehemently objecting to the word “maintain” and Bill O’Reilly having a meltdown in the nineties on ‘Inside Edition.’
  24. company town
    ‘Playboy’ Profits: Going Down?Plus, ‘02138’ graduates to a new publisher, Bush goes online, and Skadden makes big bucks — all in our daily industry roundup.
  25. in other news
    Cablevision Seals ‘Newsday’ DealAlso, how Mort Zuckerman’s been doing with his piano lessons.
  26. intel
    Who Wore It Better: Chris Matthews or Uma Thurman?They got the same dye job on the same week. Coincidence? We think not!
  27. 21 questions
    Danyel Smith Misses the BARTLearn lots more about the ‘Vibe’ editor in our 21 Questions interview!
  28. intel
    Something Made the ‘Post’ Think of IsraelThe ‘Post’ picks a funny place to put a teaser for their coverage of Israel’s 60th anniversary.
  29. party lines
    Brian Williams: ‘Time’ 100 Today, Forgotten TomorrowWe caught up with BriWi at Time magazine’s big gala last night.
  30. ink-stained wretches
    Despite Murdoch’s Confidence, Tribune Seriously Considering Cablevision ‘Newsday’ OfferBut is Rupert’s mind hold over Sam Zell strong enough to win out in the end?
  31. intel
    David Carr on Crack: The ‘Times’ Columnist’s Recovery MemoirWe got our hands on an advance copy of Carr’s ‘The Night of the Gun,’ in which he describes his long life of drug abuse and recovery.
  32. intel
    The Top Ten Reasons NY1 Will Crush NBC’s Planned 24-Hour New York News ChannelRead as we extol the unique glories of New York’s most special channel, and explain how it can never be reproduced.
  33. intel
    Let’s Never Hear About Austrian Incest Dad Ever AgainSeriously — can we all agree on that?
  34. ink-stained wretches
    When Party Reporters Turn 30: The Miraculous Transformation of Spencer MorganFrom late-night club-crawler to squeaky clean, soon-to-be married dad. Is this a sign of our times?
  35. in other news
    Dan Rather Refiles Suit, Adds ChargesThis time, he claims that CBS prevented him from working anywhere else after he left the network.
  36. in other news
    Thomas Roberts, Other Gay Anchors, Open Up to ‘The Advocate’The gay newsmagazine tackles an issue we’ve been wanting to, um, tackle for a long time.
  37. early and often
    Media Glee at Clinton’s Fall Makes HeadlinesOur favorite titles from this morning’s “straight” news coverage of the collapse of Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
  38. ink-stained wretches
    Maureen Dowd Defends Funny Political JournalismShe also defends using humor in political commentary. To which we say, wait, everybody else is trying to be serious?
  39. company town
    Murdoch Won’t Go Any Higher on ‘Newsday’ BidAlso, Microsoft gives up on Yahoo, Berkshire Hathaway’s profits tank briefly, and Buzz Bissinger apologizes to Will Leitch, all in our daily industry roundup.
  40. intel
    Harvard Students Reach for ‘Gossip Girl’ Greatness With Gossip Geek BlogBut, of course, they fall short. No wonder no one on the show wants to go there!
  41. party lines
    Our Night at the ASMEs: Sportier Than AnticipatedEditors, nerves, competition, and one aggressive former Met mingled at last night’s awards ceremony.
  42. cultural capital
    ‘Times’ Gets Kinda Pervy in Miley Cyrus ArticleAlso, New York schoolgirls reveal whether they’re standing by Hannah Montana or dropping her like a too-difficult calculus class.
  43. intel
    Barbara Walters and Senator Edward Brooke: The Secret Was Already OutTheir affair was the talk of the town while it was happening, discussed in a gossip column and even, notably, once on television.
  44. white men with money
    Despite Cablevision’s Higher Bid for ‘Newsday,’ Zell Still Prefers MurdochTurns out the two media moguls have a “budding relationship.” How adorable! And TERRIFYING.
  45. in other news
    Bloomberg, Baby, You’ve Got a Real Problem on Your HandsA slew of other women join the class-action suit against Bloomberg LP for discrimination of female employees.
  46. in other news
    New Yorkers Rule the ‘Time’ 100!But we still don’t entirely get the system. Where is Hathaello!?
  47. cultural capital
    Martha Stewart Equally Excited About Perez Hilton and President BushThe amateur blogger takes on the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, and we applaud her efforts.
  48. in other news
    Alex Kuczynski Totally Had Her Baby, and We Didn’t Even NoticeAnd it’s a darling boy named Maxime Dudley. We imagine how great his life is going to be.
  49. cultural capital
    Brian Williams Hates Puff Pieces, Unless Topless 15-Year-Olds Are InvolvedThe NBC anchor has taken the ‘Times’ to task for all of its fluff coverage, but he devoted a surprising amount of time to the whole Miley Cyrus “scandal” last night.
  50. company town
    Eliot Spitzer Saga to Be Made Into Enron-Style BookAlso in our daily industry roundup: No recession! High-end boutiques on the LES! And law professors suing students!
  51. in other news
    ‘CBS Evening News’ Sinks to New DepthsCouric & Co. have their worst ratings yet.
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