Hearst To 'Endeavor To Place Staff In Other Positions' [FishbowlNY]
"Details about employee matters are confidential," says a Hearst spokesman. "We will endeavor to place staff in other positions in the company, where appropriate."
EARLIER: Hearst Closes Up Shop Etc., Weekend

MSNBC To 30 Rock Rumors Continue [TVNewser]
Talk about "MSNBC to 30 Rock" seems to be swirling in Secaucus (and Engelwood Cliffs). "Sshhhh. Look for NBC News to close down the entire MSNBC operation in Secaucus and move it to Rock Center to save money," a tipster said last week. An e-mailer asks: "How do you save money by moving from the middle of New Jersey to the middle of Manhattan? I would assume there would have to be a big scale-back."

(Yet) Another Newspaper [FishbowlDC]
After the November elections, you can expect to see another newspaper around town (or at least around Capitol Hill): The Capitol Leader. Could this be where Lloyd Grove lands if he returns to D.C.?

Journos Feign Emmy Interest — No One Else Cares [FishbowlLA]
The L.A. Times gathered up the usual suspects, and made some predictions, none of which are very daring. The LAT bills these people as Top Experts, prompting the question: Who are the Bottom Experts?

Travel Guide Publishers Pissed About New Airport Guidelines [GalleyCat]
So the hubbub has died down since the "no liquids" ruling was handed down by various transportation authorities in the U.S. and U.K., but what's that going to do to flights? And what's it going to do to traveling and, by extension, the sales of travel guides?

Not Your Mama's Crochet [UnBeige]
If you've ever want to make an LED shirt, you can find the instructions here. Ditto on knitting with wire to make chainmail. Good to know when you want to make an outfit that's the talk of the party.

Pop Quiz: Linda Formichelli [MBToolbox]
Editor of the helpful and witty Renegade Writer blog, today's interviewee is quite the Renaissance freelancer on top of this, as a published author, active freelancer and writing teacher amongst other things.