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Paul Krugman and Andrew Ross Sorkin Disagree on Even the Tone of Their Conversation
Sorkin said the conversation was “very cordial.” Krugman called it “not much fun.”
Fewer Magazines Are Dying This Year Than Last Year
So far only 22 have died this year!
That’s It, We Know Far Too Much About Walter Kirn’s Relationship
"Cheap and disposable fishnet stockings in colors other than black," Kirn said.
The Journal New York Newsroom vs. the Times: A Tale of the Tape
On almost every beat of the new 'Journal' New York section, the 'Times' already has nearly double the staff.
Murdoch Accuses MSNBC, CNN, and New York Times of Liberal Bias
"The White House pays them off by feeding them stories," he says of the 'Times.'
New Republic to Start Charging for Content
They're calling the new system "TNR Society."
Editorial Shuffle at Town & Country and House Beautiful
Pamela Fiori, who's edited the title for seventeen years, is out.
Editor & Publisher Names Journal CEO Publisher of the Year
Even though his paper lost $80 million last year.
Journal’s New York Section to Feature Reporting on Crime, Society
Filling in more blanks on the 'Journal''s pet project to kill the 'Times.'
Journal to Join Times and USA Today on Starbucks’ Newsstands in New York
Just in time for the 'Journal''s New York section!
Does Rupert Murdoch Think Arthur Sulzberger Jr. Looks Like a Lady?
This weekend's 'Wall Street Journal' answers that question in the affirmative.
Paul Krugman Forgot That He’s Cousins With David Frum
The Bush speechwriter and liberal economist are much alike.
This Is How the Times Envisions You, Readers
You're kind of nerdy, wear expensive clothes, and have really good skin.
USA Today Going After Wall Street Journal in Ads
"What's Heard on the Street Doesn't Really Matter."
At Newsweek, Have Women Really Come So Far?
Forty years after a landmark discrimination suit, not all female employees at the magazine are happy.
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