• Surly Maer Roshan only talks to Yusef Jackson. Yusef talks to Ron Burkle. It's called plausible deniability. You know, allegedly. [NYO]
  • Martha Stewart finds a way to write off her upcoming trip to China: It's a fact-finding mission. [NYP]
  • Cablevision can't do anything right. [NYT]
  • Jon Friedman's political analysis makes Jon Friedman's media criticism seem incisive and original. [MarketWatch]
  • New trend for magazines? Web video! It's like reading, except you watch it. [WWD]
  • Hillary Clinton mean to Asian press, Asian press mean to blacks. [AP]
  • Charlie Gibson is kicking Brian Williams' ass. [Hollywood Reporter]
  • The line on the Wall Street Journal has always been "best news organization in American newspapers, worst editorial section." That divide will now be tested, as Tunku Varadarajan moves over from the crazy, nut-ass, batshit insane editorial side to become assistant managing editor of the newsroom. Let's see how that goes. [NYO]