Vieira To 'Today:' Press Conf. Live-blogging [TVNewser]
1:58pm: What about the "internal candidates?" Zucker said: "The fact is that nobody's been passed over or anything like that. When you have the opportunity to add a hall of famer to your team, you take that opportunity."

Galleycat trawling 826NYC [Galleycat]
I found myself sitting alongside Michael Cunningham, Sam Lipsyte, Christopher Sorrentino, Bloomsbury's Colin Dickerman and Regal Literary's Joe Regal, keeping the conversation flowing about their paths to the literary life and the publishing profession, why voice rules above all, whether platform is even worth thinking about if you're trying to write fiction, and what advice each could offer the aspiring writer.

Get In Shape Girl! [FishbowlDC]
If you thought that exercising with Condi was intriquing, how about this: Get your sweat on with the Posties!

WFAN to Stream Live Talk Shows Online [FishbowlNY]
FishbowlNY has learned that popular New York sports-talk radio WFAN is set to stream its live programming online. We're told that the move comes after years of ongoing battles between station execs and ex-Viacom chief Mel Karmazin, who felt that radio itself should drive listeners and that an online stream might cannibalize its radio audience.

The Japanese Bag That Will Save Us All [Unbeige]
Plastic bag waste is such a problem in Japan, as it is everywhere else, so the Creation Gallery G8 in Ginza, Tokyo, decided to have an exhibit showing off swanky Furoshikis by terrific designers, in hopes of creating some movement away from the awful plastic and into these fantastic, reusable pieces of art.

NBC tries to boost employee morale via celebrity go-karting [FishbowlLA]
Well, NBC just lost its most valuable daytime asset, and remains solidly in fourth place in prime-time, but at least the network is reaching out to its staff with morale-boosters like this...

How to Break Into the World of Sitcom Writing [MBToolbox]
"Your spec must be formatted correctly. It must look like it came from the show itself. No distractions here. Don't give the reader a reason to hate your script before they've even read it."