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Media Minutiae: Arango To Fortune | YouTube Teen Frisking | 7th Heaven | Musharraf Memoir In Pearl Murder Appeal? | Reyes-Jeter | Jossip Party Squashed By Page Six | Ad Week’s Black Eye

By Dylan on September 27, 2006 4:22 PM

ESPN The Magazine: Makes bold, fictional cover claim that Mets’ shortstop Reyes is better than Yanks’ Jeter. [ESPN]
New York Post‘s Tim Arango: Heads to Fortune. [Observer]
YouTube Frisking: Of teen by fake NYPD cop posted on YouTube. [Metro]
Ad Week Exec: Tells City Council African Americans ignored by industry. [Metro]
Jossipist’s Farewell Party: Squashed by Page Six via Radar call. [Radar]
7th Heaven: Resurrected. [WSJ]

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