Nets Shy Away From Mohammed Cartoons [TVNewser]
The controversial Mohammed cartoons have only appeared sporadically on television in recent days.

Breakfast at Michael's: Court TV puts on a show [Galleycat]
And thus, in domino fashion, Don Hewitt went on stage, followed by Andrea Peyser (sitting next to him) while The Smoking Gun's Joseph Jesselli (sitting next to her) cheered on Bill Bastone. And that's about as far as I'll get on the identification front, because once the panel — which also included Sir Harry Evans, WaPo's Richard Cohen, with Time's Jim Kelly moderating — began, so did the entertainment.

Lunch at Michael's: Where Were the Fashionistas? [FishbowlNY]
The fashionistas (well most of them) were too busy to pick at their Cobbs today, it being Fashion Week and all. But Michael's was still packed to the gills with other media types, from Barry Diller to Cathie Black.

Something to Draw From [Unbeige]
"A Startling New Lesson in the Power of Imagery" talks about how quickly those Danish editorial cartoons achieved worldwide notoriety. The answer is something we're all very familiar with: When a message is filtered through the head and hand of a visual communicator, it becomes even more effective.

Post: Ha, Ha, We've Got Later Deadlines [FishbowlDC]
The D.C. Council's late night vote on the baseball stadium lease agreement gave The Washington Post an opportunity to show off just how late their publishing deadlines are.

Picture Perfect Travel Writing [MBToolbox]
Freelance writing and freelance photography often seem like completely different worlds. However, there is one genre where writers and photogs are often the same people: travel writing.

Guy who assaulted 'Girls Gone Wild' guy gone guilty [FishbowlLA]
We interrupt this somber media blog to bring you a news item involving Paris Hilton, sexual assault, the man behind the 'Girls Gone Wild' video series, a Hollywood hustler, and a sex toy.