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'Wired' has obtained some questionable lesson plans.
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'Wired' has obtained some questionable lesson plans.
Sorry, Scott. You're not Jesus-meets-Pele anymore.
Chris Anderson departs from his original hypothesis.
"The market has forced me to come up with techniques to be noticed."
'GQ,' 'Wired,' 'Vanity Fair,' the 'New Yorker,' and 'Glamour' will be the first to take the plunge.
"They said they couldn't handle laying off everybody all at once. So every magazine has a scheduled day."
Remember how that goes? If you don't have a chair to sit in when the music stops, you … are … out!
Also, Lehman Brothers weighs its options, and 15 CPW breaks the $100 million barrier.
Thin-skinned media bigwigs trade insults, Microsoft and Yahoo continue to make eyes at each other across the boardroom table, and a mysterious, rich felon moves into the Plaza … all in today's roundup of media, finance, law and real-estate news.
Jeff Koons's porn star ex-wife says he's a deadbeat dad, protestors storm Bear Stearns ineffectively, and Vogue is in all kinds of trouble in our daily roundup of Law, Finance, and Media news.
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