Print Journalists Represented Positively in Films (WaPo)
Paul Farhi: With occasional exceptions, newspaper people usually get the hero treatment in movies and TV shows while TV reporters are just as likely to be trashed. TV journalists might be prettier and better paid in real life, but on screen there's no contest about who comes off better.

Sulzbergers Tightening Grip on NYT? (Boston Herald)
An examination of Times financial filings shows that since Arthur Sulzberger Jr. took over as chairman in 1997, The New York Times Co. has bought up almost one-third of the stock held by outsiders. Meanwhile the Sulzbergers themselves have "basically held their shares."

Kiss-and-Blog (Slate)
Dahlia Lithwick: Is the Internet dishing important free speech, or a cruel invasion of privacy? Most of us can probably agree that Washingtonienne Jessica Cutler's revelations were both private and "offensive." But how can we know when a revelation is "of no legitimate concern to the public"?

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