Brauchli building ‘new leadership structure’

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

Washington Post executive editor Marcus Brauchli addressed staff this morning, following the announced departure of managing editor Phil Bennett, who’s taking a job upstairs with Don Graham.

After thanking Bennett "for his assistance in helping to smooth …

Post’s Bennett steps down as M.E.

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

Washington Post managing editor Phil Bennett stepped down today as managing editor, telling staffers that he’s taking a job on the 9th floor, with Post chief executive Don Graham.

It’s been expected among staff that Bennett, who was passed over …

What’s HuffPost worth?

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

Last March, New York Times Brian Stelter reported that the Huffington Post could be worth as much as $200 million, a figure floated to him by an anonymous source.

But AdAge’s Simon Dumenco doesn’t buy it, …

NY Times selling front page ads

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

For those reading the tea leaves of beleaguered newspaper industry, here’s the latest: The New York Times has begun selling front page advertisements. It’s true that the ads will be small, and below the fold, but allowing advertisers a piece …

Inside the new ForeignPolicy.com

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

I have a new piece up on today’s relaunch of ForeignPolicy.com.

Susan Glasser, executive editor of Foreign Policy, has an ambitious goal for Monday’s Web relaunch: Become the "daily magazine for people interested in the world."

Under the stewardship …

New WaPo site revealed: ‘Who Runs Gov’

January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

When Greg Sargent wrote this morning that he was leaving Talking Points Memo for a secret new Washington Post site, that launches in the coming weeks, he didn’t reveal the name.

But according to a source familiar …

Palin to media: Bristol and Levi aren’t dropouts

January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

Sarah Palin, unhappy with media reports that her daughter Bristol and fiance Levi Johnston — parents of newborn Tripp — are dropouts, is reaching out to the press for clarification.

From the Washington Post (h/t Gawker)

"You need to …

D-lister Griffin drops D-bomb on CNN

January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

In case you were out celebrating on New Year’s, here’s why CNN might need a delay when Kathy Griffin’s on the air. (TVNewser, still working at 3:51 am on New Year’s Day, notes that the exchange was cut out …

Remainders: Auld Lang Syne

December 31st, 2008 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

Village Voice lays off 83-year-old Hentoff, 1st Ammendment and Jazz-writing legend.

Birnbaum thought Washington Times reporting had "faded."

Bercovici: Times doesn’t have much to worry about in Iseman suit.

Newsweek embed defends …

Can Iseman beat The Times?

December 31st, 2008 · No Comments

By: Michael Calderone

How strong is Vicki Iseman’s $27 million suit against the Times, and what hurdles will her legal team have to jump in order to make the defamation case?  I have a piece up now on these issues.

Washington lobbyist Vicki …




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