Video: Fox Reporter Shot At By Israeli Forces In Gaza [FishbowlNY]
Shots appeared to be fired at a Fox News crew that was delivering a live report from Gaza. Earlier in the day it was reported that a Reuters cameraman suffered a leg wounded in a rocket attack in northern Israel.

Denton, Byrne Celebrate Long Tail In New York [FishbowlNY]
It seemed that anyone associated with New York's new media resurgence was in Tribeca last night at the New York debut of Wired editor Chris Anderson's Long Tail. Anderson, who you could call the Al Gore of new media, ripped through a PowerPoint presentation that was simulcast throughout Tribeca Cinemas. Talking Head David Byrne — who never met a PowerPoint he didn't like — was there. Gawker Media's Nick Denton — whose recent moves indicate he's trying not to slide anywhere near the long end of the tail — was there too. GalleyCat: The Long Tail has room for bestsellers. FBNY: Toby Young's book party.

Novak Says Waas Was A Liar [FishbowlDC]
You know about all that great press Murray Waas has received for his scoops on the Libby case? Bob Novak says it's all bunch of lies.

Red Buttons Dies At 87 [FishbowlLA]
To modern audiences, he was a sweet relic and popular character actor. To the crowds of his heyday day, he was an uproar.

Another Day, Another Plagiarism story [GalleyCat]
This one is far more rampant, as it involves academic textbooks for elementary and high schools that are updated every few years. The books bear the names of the original authors, but as time goes on, uncredited writers take over the bulk of the work and often use the same sources.

We're Lovin' It [UnBeige]
Not since the semi-annual appearance of the McRib have people been this excited about McDonald's, which seems to have pulled some kind of billboard coup.

Why Publicity Matters For Bloggers [MBToolbox]
An article from WorldWit concerns how to use PR for your benefit, and yes, it has some good advice for freelancers. Moreover, there were some interesting tips in there that bloggers can use on how they can promote themselves.