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Michelle Obama's caught wearing diamond jewlery worth $42,000
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Billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch are quite entrepreneurial in their attempts to influence public policy in their favor.
Michelle Obama's caught wearing diamond jewlery worth $42,000
Which probably explains why TV ad prices are rising despite declining viewership
Plus: Bill Clinton could have been on 'Dancing with the Stars,' but didn't want to practice
Getting paid by the news network has been political poison for the GOP's 2012 field
The vice president gives Uygur his own 7 p.m. week night show on Current TV
The newspaper censored WikiLeaks memos at the State Department's request
Worries that Joe McGinniss might have ruined the fun of Palin gossip
Two new magazine pieces on Stewart compare the comedian with his cable news pincushion
Culture editor John Swansburg is moving to The New Yorker's web team
Just when it looked like the debate about TechCrunch's editorial integrity was over
Gabrielle Giffords might not actually be appearing on camera
The National Union of Journalists is going to hate this
A former News of the World reporter is refusing to answer questions from Parliament
According to New York, Shafer will join Reuters stable of opinion columnists
A curation of news magazines tenth anniversary covers
Also, disorganized. So many different stories. Here's a quick explanation
Tom Perkins has criticized the Murdochs and News Corp. during the phone hacking scandal
AOL is helping to finance the company it covers
Insiders say that only the Annapolis and Richmond bureaus will stay open
The cultish religious organization is giving narrative nonfiction a try
Nobody seems surprised that the Financial Times is fleeing Apple's sandbox
Whether warranted or not, the hype delivered viewers
Literally! The newspaper is experimenting with the possibilities of a tabletop screen
Let's not forget about the under-hyped Hurricane Katrina
LA and NY Times each run articles on the other city's contaminated waterways
Says if Palin wants people to stop speculating, she should say she's not running
After 12 years the media blogger is moving on to a personal blog about media
Candidate takes questions from a list of reporters after aides find out what they want to ask
The Rixos Hotel has become a prison of sorts for 35 international journalists
The Daily Dot wants to cover online communities like real life communities
Everyone was wondering why MSNBC, CNN, and Fox didn't broadcast from Tripoli sooner
Evidence of bribes could unhinge Rupert Murdoch's businesses in the U.S.
"Anybody with a terminally jangled lifestyle needs at least one psychic anchor every 24 hours"
No evidence discrimination against mothers and pregnant women was 'standard operating procedure'
HuffPost organizes a contest that designers want no part of
There's a reason the Texas Congressman wasn't on the small screen this weekend
A former Times developer re-creates the web site he wished he built
Plus: Joe Biden gets in a pre-China round of a golf in Bridgehampton
The tech company version of the Art of War
Plus: The New York Observer's list of the top "media power bachelors" is out
Plus: Budget concerns stall Disney's 'The Lone Ranger'
After The Daily Beast declared the mystery solved, we're back to square one
A former gossip columnist dismisses the likelihood of phone hacking
Debunking CBS's flashy new ad campaign
In just six days and 35 tweets, the account racked up almost 60,000 followers
The New York Post see hookers and a bull's behinds in the stock market
The New York Observer questions its competition; The Village Voice questions back
The publisher is looking for the person behind the very funny @CondeElevator account
Plus: banks are now zombies, possibly squid zombies
Newsweek defends its photographer against a charge he startled his subject
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