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NYT Critic Bruni Banned From All Chodorow Restaurants (Page Six)
Restaurant mogul Jeffrey Chodorow [left] has put out an all-points alert on the Times' food critic. "Frank Bruni is banned from all my [29] restaurants," he said. "I'm telling my staff that the first person to recognize Bruni at any of my restaurants will be given a free trip for two to the Caribbean."

Kazaa Creators Do Latest Venture by the Book (NYT)
With Joost, Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis are doing everything by the book. Revenue-sharing agreements have been signed. Licenses have been granted. "The reason we're doing this is because of our history," Friis said in a telephone interview. "We know how these things work. And above all, we know that we don't want to be in a long, multiyear litigation battle."

Should Investors Be Worried About Typo on Google CEO's Business Card? (Fortune)
The typo on CEO Eric Schmidt's business card is perplexing. This is a $144-billion company, world headquarters for information management, and yet there, in just 21 words, is a typo. Strange. "Amphitheatre" and "Committee," two spelling bee candidates, are written correctly, but "Chairman" is not. The card says "Chariman."

Is Bonnie Fuller Eyeing the Exits? (Radar)
Is Bonnie Fuller getting ready to make a quick getaway? Sources say the American Media Inc. editorial director has been quietly making inquiries in hopes of finding a new job. "She's making calls to friends at major publishers to learn if there's any interest in her services," says one source. Another notes that Fuller, who's been at AMI since 2003, has recently been in touch with an executive placement firm. Fuller, however, denies the claims.

Bartiromo Interviews Former Citi CEO (TVNewser)
Some eyebrows were raised yesterday afternoon when CNBC's Maria Bartiromo interviewed Sandy Weill, the chairman emeritus of Citigroup. It was a "CNBC exclusive." An longtime CNBC viewer wrote to TVNewser: "Have they lost all ethical thought and reason in Englewood Cliffs? I sat there with a stunned look on my face the whole time the interview was going on." "Why shouldn't she do the interview? She did nothing wrong," a CNBC insider responded.

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