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'Exhausted' Lady Sticks It to Obama
Jim Newell · 09/20/10 02:51PMCNBC's Rick Santelli Freaks Out Again
Jim Newell · 06/30/10 01:17PMThe Market Panics and So Does CNBC
Matt Toder · 05/06/10 04:45PMMaria Bartiromo Is Not 'Money Honey' Anymore
Maureen O'Connor · 03/28/10 10:08AMSuze Orman: "I Am a Total Lady Gaga Freak"
Matt Cherette · 03/13/10 10:45PMCNBC Reporter in Allegedly Bed With Democrat
Pareene · 03/05/10 03:47PMLarry Kudlow Loves CNBC, Might Not Love Running Against Popular Incumbent Senators
Pareene · 03/05/10 02:17PMMike Milbury Calls Russian Olympic Hockey Team "Eurotrash"
Matt Cherette · 02/24/10 10:52PMLet the countdown to Olympic sportscaster Mike Milbury's inevitable suspension begin! After tonight's quarterfinal hockey game between Canada and Russia, Milbury had some choice words for the Russian athletes, saying that they "came with their Eurotrash game." Video inside.
Maybe Journalists Should Smoke More Crack?
Hamilton Nolan · 02/09/10 02:38PMGawker.TV: The Five Best Videos Ever of the Day
Whitney Jefferson · 01/27/10 04:00PMCNBC Anchor Says the iPad "Reminds Me Of Feminine Products"
Whitney Jefferson · 01/27/10 01:55PMCNBC's coverage of the Apple iPad went downhill when a female anchor equated the tablet to the types of products that women use once a month. The male anchors couldn't hold back their distaste for the comparison.
Scott Brown Market Bump: Three Day Collapse
Pareene · 01/22/10 06:01PMNik Deogun Leaves WSJ for CNBC (With Songs!)
Hamilton Nolan · 01/14/10 10:58AMPuma Index iPhone App Has Girls Strip for You When the Stock Market Plummets
Mike Byhoff · 01/08/10 01:09PMAlec Baldwin Thinks of CNBC as a Dating Service
John Cook · 01/04/10 02:46PMcityfile · 12/14/09 03:23PM
• The New York Times and Wall Street Journal are feuding once again. [DF]
• Thanks to a $200 million investment in new printers, Mort Zuckerman's Daily News can now print any page of the paper in color! Exciting! [Crain's]
• Does the fact Glenn Beck is a highly paid pitchman for a gold company explain why he promotes it on Fox News show every night? Probably! [NYT]
• MSNBC is changing up its daytime lineup a bit, just so you're aware. [NYT]
• Despite the recession (and $12 tickets), film attendance was up in '09. [LAT]
• The New York Film Critics Circle announced its yearly picks today. [AP]
• Congress is devoting (wasting?) $30 mil. to battle music/movie piracy. [THR]
• Disney's The Princess and the Frog dominated the weekend box office [THR]
• CNBC has poached the WSJ's Nikhil Deogun as its new managing editor. [NYT]
• Sarah Palin's book tour is over. "Now what?" Good question! [LAT]
cityfile · 12/09/09 04:47PM
• The list of New York Times staffers accepting buyouts from the paper to leave has grown. And it includes Jenny 8. Lee, surprisingly). [Gawker, NYO]
• Television news: The Early Show has a new boss as of today; profits are up at CNBC; and Joy Behar's new show on HLN is doing pretty well in the ratings.
• Will Vevo, the new Hulu of music videos, succeed? That's up in the air, but it did host a glam launch party last night and traffic's been strong. [AdAge, CNET]
• Tavi, the 13-year-old blogger who's transfixed the fashion world, is writing a column for Harper's Bazaar; a bit of controversy has followed. [WWD, NYM]
• Great news! R. Kelly has signed a deal to pen his memoirs. [Vulture]
• Even better news: ABC has a reality show debuting in January that combines dating and romance with a "moving conveyor belt." It's about time! [Wrap]
Google CEO: Secrets Are for Filthy People
Ryan Tate · 12/04/09 04:48PMcityfile · 12/02/09 03:35PM
• Rupert Murdoch is hoping to give the Times a run for its money. The mogul plans to put $15 million into the NYC edition of the Wall Street Journal. [NYO]
• ABC still hasn't said who's replacing Diane Sawyer on Good Morning America, which has led to some "puzzlement and frustration" among staffers. [LAT]
• Why is Comcast planning to keep Jeff Zucker on as NBC Universal's CEO after it takes control of the company? There are no easy explanations, alas. [NYT]
• The Times may "prune" its collection of 70 blogs to cut expenses. [NYO]
• Sam Zell has stepped down as CEO of Tribune; he'll remain chairman. [NYT]
• The lineup for Sundance 2010 was announced today. [Vulture, NYT]
• Tiger Woods' spicy extracurricular activities would have come out two years ago if the National Enquirer hadn't cut a deal with the golfer. Allegedly. [NYP]