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WebNewser: Digital Media Entrepreneur Is Obama's FCC Pick
FishbowlNY: Twittering MPA's Magazines 24/7
FishbowlDC: Washingtonian Takes On the "New Brain Trust"
FishbowlLA: Los Angeles On A Tweet Streak
MediaJobsDaily: WaPo Creates 'Community Journalist' Position: Like Reporter, But Pays Less
TVNewser: Rush Limbaugh A Weekend Cable Draw
PRNewser: Skittles Re-Skins Web Site With Twitter Search Page
GalleyCat: Four Publishers Sue Anderson News for $37.5 Million
UnBeige: Phyllis Ross Examines Master of Modern Design
AgencySpy: ECD Vandalizes Own Outdoor Campaign, Loses Account
MobileContentToday: The Onion Goes Mobile with Quattro Wireless
MobileDevicesToday: Smartphone Usage To Double By 2013
MobileAppsToday: Watchmen Multiplayer iPhone Game Coming Friday
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Hachette, Rodale Restructure To Stay In The Black
Hachette Filipacchi's U.S. media arm announced a new management strategy aiming to extend its reach beyond print, while Rodale promoted two to publisher spots while cutting 20 sales staffers, citing double-digit ad declines.
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mb Original Video: AgencySpy's "The Week in Advertising"
mediabistro.com Video: Today on "The Week in Advertising": Matt considers joining the Ukrainian Army, but decides it's more fun to rant about commercials, like the Coen brothers' anti-clean-coal ad. Then he drops by Dante's Inferno to play the eponymous video game before being smothered by myriad cute animals.
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Jimmy Fallon Has a Rocky Late Night Debut (Chicago Tribune)
Maureen Ryan: At one point during his opening interview with Robert DeNiro, Fallon was sweating profusely. Sweaty, tense, uptight, nervous, wound-up, keyed up -- pick an adjective. Any one of them would describe Fallon's demeanor on opening night.
Supreme Court to Revisit a Case on Breach of Copyright (NYT)
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to revisit a case it decided eight years ago in favor of freelance writers who said that newspapers and magazines had committed copyright infringement by making their contributions available on electronic databases.
CNBC Reporter Says Outburst Was Spontaneous (NYT)
Rick Santelli, the CNBC reporter whose on-air suggestion of a "Chicago Tea Party" to protest President Obama's housing plan sparked an Internet sensation and a smattering of actual protests across the country, published a long blog post yesterday denying any affiliation with the "tea party movements."
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Freelance-Friendly Mags Seek Eco-Friendly Features
These women's mags want all-natural beauty, fashion and style stories to make the world a 'prettier place.'
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Listen: Hosts of the Rotten Tomatoes Show
Today on the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu we're joined by the two hosts of the "Rotten Tomatoes Show" on Current TV.
The show, hosted by Brett Erlich and Ellen Fox, premieres on Thursday. It will incorporate user interaction and rely heavily on a Web component in addition to the TV program. Check out more information here.
"People now have a way, when they're evaluating something, of taking a bunch of different people's opinions and using it to determine whether they want to buy the thing or not," said Fox. "It is more fun getting people's web cam reviews and seeing them excited or bashing a movie...versus the same two white guy critics mouldering up there in the fake balcony." Said Erlich: "But don't worry, I am a white guy and I will be mouldering."
Also discussed: three word movie reviews (can be submitted here), the Oscars and Blago's upcoming book.
You can listen to the podcast live at 9amET on BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. On tomorrow's "Menu": Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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Thomson Reuters Plans Video-On-Demand Service (NYT)
Thomson Reuters will announce on Tuesday an ambitious new video-on-demand service for its financial services clients, with thousands of searchable videos and transcripts on a range of topics, hoping to become a one-stop source for business people.
CC Media Reports Big Loss (WSJ)
Radio and outdoor-advertising company CC Media Holdings Inc., the owner of Clear Channel Communications, reported a $5 billion loss for the fourth quarter, reflecting a big impairment charge stemming from a decline in the value of its radio licenses and permits and other assets.
Philly Daily News To Be Labeled Edition of Inquirer (Philadelphia Inquirer)
The Philadelphia Daily News will soon be printed as an edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer, though the two papers will maintain separate news staffs and still compete for stories, officials of Philadelphia Media Holdings, which owns both papers announced yesterday.
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Our Blog Network: 03.02.09
TVNewser: What Hath Rick Wrought? Playboy Takes Down A Post; CJR.org Prints "Off the Record" Comments
FishbowlNY: Big Changes At The AP
FishbowlDC: CQ's 'Enhanced Partnership' With Political Wire
FishbowlLA: Michael Antonovich Is A 'F**king' Crackpot
MediaJobsDaily: FT Paid Subscriptions Up 9 Percent in 2008, Still Firing People?
WebNewser: A New Way To Search For Your Favorite Tweet
PRNewser: 13 Steps To Prepare Yourself For A Layoff
GalleyCat: Rod Blagojevich Scores Six-Figure Book Deal
UnBeige: Alex Katz: Artist, J. Crew Model?
AgencySpy: CCO Condon Officially Out At Leo Burnett; Could Ned Crowley Return?
MobileContentToday: Zippi Cash Uses iPhone To Turn Clutter Into Cash
MobileDevicesToday: Kindle 2 Makes Text-To-Speech Publisher Selected Feature
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Draw In Consumers With A Digital Platform
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Blizzard of Media Events
Welcome to The Press List, our weekly newsletter tipping you off to media events worth knowing about. With a snowstorm blanketing New York City, a flurry of media happenings will keep industry folks warm on the East Coast and beyond, from hot topic book parties to cocktail gatherings.
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Food Magazines Begin to Consider Cooks' Budgets (NYT)
After covering eating trends that have included haute pub food, exotic fruits like yuzu, and restaurants that dehydrated, foamed and froze everything from meat to dessert, upscale food magazines are writing about an even more unexpected topic: cheap home eating.
Niche Web Sites Buck Media Struggles (WSJ)
While many media businesses are stalling, a small group of online publishers appears to be bucking the trend. Several start-up Web sites which create and aggregate content about topics like sports, business, and health, are recording sharp gains in visitors and -- in many cases -- revenue.
Yahoo Teams With Newspapers to Sell Ads (NYT)
Many newspaper owners and publishers say that an innovative partnership with Yahoo is one of the only bright spots in an otherwise horrible advertising market. The deal creates packages that let advertisers reach visitors at the newspapers' Web sites and Yahoo users in the area.
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Raise Your Glass And Your Profile With Watering Hole Reviews
Fill readers in on your favorite bars and pubs for these editors seeking nightlife news.
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Listen: CBS' Jeff Glor on Covering the Buffalo Crash
Jeff Glor was named Saturday anchor of the CBS Evening News last month — this morning he'll join us on the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu podcast.
Glor recently covered the Buffalo plane crash, anchoring from his hometown. We'll talk to him about the experience, his new role at CBS and more.
"It was one of those sad, strange coincidences that happen...It was really kind of a surreal experience," he said.
Also discussed: the New York Times' local citizen journalism push, the detained American reporter in Iran and a look at Upstate New York local television.
You can listen to the podcast live at 9amET on BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. On tomorrow's "Menu": the hosts of the upcoming Current TV "Rotten Tomatoes Show."
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If Paid Web Content Is Dead, Are Newspapers?
This week on internetnews.com: Some papers look to online content to save the day, but fret that micropayments or a fully ad-supported newsroom won't pay the bills.
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A look back at the mediabistro.com week that was.
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'Rocky' Road Makes Denver A One-Paper Town
Colorado's Rocky Mountain News folds, while Hallmark shutters its namesake magazine and T drops its frequency.
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Want To Break Into The TV Biz? Get An Expert's Insights At His L.A. Reading
TV industry pro and Small Screen, Big Picture author Chad Gervich has the inside line on selling your show. Want to ask him in person? He's giving a book reading and signing in Los Angeles Saturday to share his insights with anyone interested in navigating the industry.
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With A Newspaper on the Brink, Hearst Ready to Unveil E-Reader
Now on WebNewser: Hearst Corp., which publishes numerous magazines and newspapers including the endangered San Francisco Chronicle, has developed a wireless e-reader with a large-format screen suited to the reading and advertising requirements of newspapers and magazines. The device would have a larger screen than the Kindle and the technology could be adapted by other publishers.
Now on WebNewser: With A Newspaper on the Brink, Hearst Ready to Unveil E-Reader
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