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Times Square A Huge Target | MTV To Pimp Dubai | Reader’s Digest’s $150M Fumble | Kaplan To Save Katie? | Thai Queen Cracks Down On Coyote Ugly Dancers | Ford Not A ‘Klutz’

By Dylan on December 28, 2006 2:50 PM

Reader’s Digest: Fumbled $150 million on its sale price; new owners look to revive brand. [Folio: | TheStreet.com]
Times Square NYE Ball Drop: Brought to you by Target in 3-D. [Daily News]
MTV: Looks to pimp Dubai. [Variety]
Ex-MSNBC Head Rick Kaplan: To rescue Katie Couric? [Page Six]
Thai Queen: Prompts countrywide crackdown of Coyote Ugly inspired dancers. [NYT]
Gerald Ford: Had “decent” sense of humor. [ETP]

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