Jackson Demands GQ Issue Be Pulled From Shelves (BBC)
Singer Michael Jackson is demanding an apology from GQ magazine which features a series of photos featuring a Jackson impersonator. Jackson also wants the edition pulled from circulation. GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson says "it is very clear that the pictures in the story are satirical."

Newspaper Circulation Continues Decline, Particularly at Metro Dailies (E&P)
For the six-month period ending March 2006 compared to the same period a year ago, circulation at newspapers in major cities across the country continued to drop.

A Year In, Huffington Post Has Found Its Place (USAT)
"My sense is she has managed to make a presence through a combination of the site itself, enhanced by having her big personality, a formula that she has shown to be effective in every niche of the media she has ventured into," says Washington Times columnist Tony Blankley.

Comedy Central Masters Diversification (WSJ)
Offshoot businesses are proving a big boost to the channel's bottom line. This year, Comedy Central expects to take in about $150 million in ancillary revenue, which would top what it takes in from cable and satellite operators in subscriber fees.

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