David Frum Joining Tina Brown at Newsweek
The former George W. Bush speechwriter is leaving his own site behind to join Tina Brown.
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The former George W. Bush speechwriter is leaving his own site behind to join Tina Brown.
The Tina Brown publication is still struggling.
"They’re, like, personal attacks."
"Sumner wants to be consequential. Sumner is really proud of what he did. This guy is loving it ... He likes people to know he's still alive."
Veteran journalist Gerald Posner acknowledged today that he copied five sentences from a Miami 'Herald' article this week.
After months of striving for attention, McCain doesn't altogether like it.
Brown's Daily Beast surpassed webemy Michael Wolff's Newser in its first month. Nonny-nonny boo-boo.
Jay McCarroll's design for the Daily Beast was actually by musician Jay McCarrol whom the Daily Beast contacted by mistake.
The Philly paper was not flattered by the Daily Beast's logo imitation.
Jennifer Lopez once had a nervous breakdown! How do we know? Because Tina Brown published a profile of her that another publication once killed.
Tina Brown’s IAC-sponsored news aggregator and blog launched last night — and it's not the Huffington Post Redux.
Her new Website venture will take the name of the British scribe's famous literary newspaper. But does this tell us anything new about the secretive site?
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