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Dan Rather's Appeal Denied|Meredith's Chair Replaces Arbitron CEO|Beckman Says Goodbye|Monetizing Journalists|Does The National Enquirer Deserve A Pulitzer? - Posted January 12, 2010
TVNewser: Dan Rather's appeal of a New York court's decision to throw out his suit against his former employer, CBS, has been denied, effectively ending his legal action against the network.
MediaPost: Arbitron's CEO Michael Skarzynski has resigned from his post over Congressional testimony from last year. He will be replaced by... [FishBowlNY]
Dan Rather's Appeal Denied|Meredith's Chair Replaces Arbitron CEO|Beckman Says Goodbye|Monetizing Journalists|Does The National Enquirer Deserve A Pulitzer? - Posted January 12, 2010
TVNewser: Dan Rather's appeal of a New York court's decision to throw out his suit against his former employer, CBS, has been denied, effectively ending his legal action against the network.
MediaPost: Arbitron's CEO Michael Skarzynski has resigned from his post over Congressional testimony from last year. He will be replaced by... [FishBowlNY]
WaPo Salons: Brauchli Responds to OTR Criticisms - Posted October 19, 2009
According to the NYT, in a letter from WaPo's Marcus Brauchli to Charles Pelton, the former WaPo marketing executive allegedly responsible for the WaPo Salon debacle, Brauchli admitted that he was aware that the Weymouth dinners were being promoted as "off the record."
The letter was released to the NYT... [FishBowlDC]
WaPo Salons: Brauchli Responds to OTR Criticisms - Posted October 19, 2009
According to the NYT, in a letter from WaPo's Marcus Brauchli to Charles Pelton, the former WaPo marketing executive allegedly responsible for the WaPo Salon debacle, Brauchli admitted that he was aware that the Weymouth dinners were being promoted as "off the record."
The letter was released to the NYT... [FishBowlDC]
WaPo Salon-ster Resigns - Posted September 11, 2009
Charles Pelton, the marketing exec. behind WaPo's infamous Weymouth "salons" has resigned from the newspaper, the Post reported today.
Pelton's resignation letter didn't acknowledge the notorious events series. Instead, Pelton wrote, "Given the current circumstances with regard to the resources needed to launch [an events business], my family and I have... [FishBowlDC]
WaPo 'Salon' Follow-Up: Weymouth Reacts, Ombudsman Weighs In, Gibbs Asked - Posted July 2, 2009
• WaPo publisher Katharine Weymouth responded to Politico's earlier 'salon' report in an interview with colleague Howard Kurtz. "Absolutely, I'm disappointed," she said. "This should never have happened. The fliers got out and weren't vetted. They didn't represent at all what we were attempting to do. We're not going to do... [FishBowlDC]
WaPo 'Salon' Follow-Up: Weymouth Reacts, Ombudsman Weighs In, Gibbs Asked - Posted July 2, 2009
• WaPo publisher Katharine Weymouth responded to Politico's earlier 'salon' report in an interview with colleague Howard Kurtz. "Absolutely, I'm disappointed," she said. "This should never have happened. The fliers got out and weren't vetted. They didn't represent at all what we were attempting to do. We're not going to do... [FishBowlDC]
