- 6/13/10 /
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Eliot Spitzer Might Not Be a Media Steamroller
The former governor has been overaggressive in some of his negotiations with radio and TV, and a hosting gig has not materialized yet.
Gabriel Sherman Archive
- 5/4/10 /
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CBS News and CNN Are Back in Partnership Negotiations
The two TV news divisions have been talking about combining operations for a couple of months now.
- 5/3/10 /
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Rattled Journal Staff Renew Pursuit of Pulitzers
Despite a disdain for awards-seeking in the upper echelons of News Corp., editors at the 'Journal' are rethinking their nonchalance toward the industry's top laurels.
- 4/28/10 /
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Why Palin’s Biggest Presidential Hurdle May Be Her Staff Issues
She's not surrounding herself with anyone with experience.
- 3/24/10 /
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Tea Party Convention Organizer Sued Over ‘Rock Star’ Palin’s Speaker’s Fee
Palin's contract, which included specifics on private planes, was as detailed as a rock star's.
- 3/19/10 /
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Newsweek Columnist Alter’s White House Book Details Obama on ‘Teabaggers,’ Rahm’s Rage, Summers’s Nickname
'New York' obtained an advance copy of 'The Promise,' a chronicle of Obama's first year, which will be released in May.
- 2/15/10 /
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Journal’s Thomson to Times’ Keller: ‘A Case of ... Fundamental Journalistic Integrity’
The 'Wall Street Journal' editor-in-chief and New York 'Times' executive editor cross swords again, this time over plagiarism.
- 2/8/10 /
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Times Paterson ‘Exposé’ Will Be ‘PG-13, Not XXX’
A source tells us the much-hyped piece isn't going to be as damaging as rumors indicate.
- 1/20/10 /
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Why the Times Is Wary of an Apple Tablet Deal
The announcement of the paper's new metered-pay system seems like it's coming in tandem with Apple's upcoming tablet reveal. But it's not.
- 1/17/10 /
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New York Times Ready to Charge Online Readers
The paper is close to ending a long, contentious debate over whether to stay free or move to a paid content model online.