Anderson Cooper to Do 'Up to 5 Stories' Each Year for 60 Minutes (Public Eye)
Vaughn Ververs: 60 Minutes gets a young, fresh face who is commonly described as one of the fastest-rising stars in broadcast journalism. Cooper, and by extension CNN, get the imprimatur of a respected and legendary news program.

Unheard-Of: A Business Column That's Fun to Read (CJR Daily)
Paul McLeary: We've complained more times than we would like to recall about the stilted, often leaden way in which most business stories are written. So imagine our surprise to find in Sunday's Los Angeles Times a business column that was actually fun to read.

The White House Correspondents Dinner Should Go (CSM)
Dante Chinni: The dinner is like prom as imagined by the debate team. The political geek set gets dressed up and glamorous and sits down to congratulate itself, but fearing it isn't cool enough on its own, media organizations try to score A-list celebrities from New York or Los Angeles to dine at their tables.

Online Plagiarism Strikes Blog World (BoGlo)
Jonathan Bailey, the author of Plagiarism Today, a blog dedicated to the issue of plagiarism online, says cut-and-paste plagiarism is widespread. At any given moment, Bailey says, he's helping up to 25 bloggers who have been plagiarized.

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