"The Supreme Court refused yesterday to hear an appeal from two reporters who say they should not be forced to reveal their confidential sources to a prosecutor investigating whether senior Bush administration officials illegally leaked a covert CIA operative's name." (WaPo)

Now the gays are getting their own TV network? Jeez.

Men's Vogue is coming! Men's Vogue is coming! (Mediaweek)

Morningstar (not the veggie food company) buys up Fast & Company (NYP)

Village Voice staffers set to strike? (Gawker)

Graydon classes up the joint. (Radar)

Speaking of Radar, what it's like being Maer Roshan (Marketwatch)

"Harrods has appointed Conde Nast Contract Publishing to publish its Truly British magazine, which will be mailed to all Harrods account holders and tie in with the launch of its Truly British in-store promotion in September." (DM Bulletin)

Uh oh: "A newspaper investigation of a former columnist for The Sacramento Bee could not verify 43 sources she used in a sampling of 12 years of her work." (E&P)

What does the newspaper of the future look like? Would you believe it's in Kansas? (NYT)

Ebony turns 60 and begins branching out. (NYDN)

And no, I don't make quite as much as Jim does.