Putting the 'We' in 'Web' (Newsweek)
Fledgling companies MySpace.com and Flickr are leading a charge of innovators making hay out of the Internet's ability to empower citizens and enrich those who help with the empowerment. And unlike the old boom, where entrepreneurs couldn't get to the IPO broker's office quick enough, these crafty duos have already taken the money and stayed.

An Online Syndicate Plans to Challenge News Wires (NYT)
In a world where a la carte can describe a way to choose online content, it was only a matter of time until an on-demand news syndication service landed on the menu. Mochila, to be be introduced in Chicago this week, will be a place where newspapers, magazines, Web sites and broadcasters sell content to other publications. Mochila (pronounced mo-CHEE-luh) is the Spanish word for knapsack.

Will She Stay or Will She Go Now? (USAT)
The biggest guessing game in network news — whether NBC Today Show star Katie Couric will leave to anchor The CBS Evening News — has been going on for months now, and speculation has far outweighed any answers.

Bonnie Fuller Recounts Glamour Episode in Book (NYT)
Fuller provides no graphic scenes but admits repeatedly to errors of judgment like, while she was editing Glamour, entertaining an offer from Hearst to edit Harper's Bazaar: "Blatant disloyalty is never the smart course of action."

CMP Media Consumer Magazines Put on the Block (Folio:)
CMP Media has put its consumer-oriented entertainment titles on the block, the company has confirmed. An internal announcement regarding the sale was recently made.

David Hasselhoff Ordered to Stay Away From Wife (CNN)
A judge has issued a temporary restraining order requiring the former Baywatch star to stay away at least 100 yards from his estranged wife, Pamela Bach, according to court papers unsealed this week.