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AOL Struggles to Remain Relevant, Even At Home (Economist)
Few people at Time Warner, the biggest media company in the world, have anything nice to say about AOL, its internet division. Executives who had shares in Time Warner at the time of its merger with AOL in 2000 find it hard to forget how their savings were wiped out in the aftermath — the company's share price fell by 75% — and how arrogant the AOL people used to be. Five years from the merger, AOL is still the sick man among Time Warner's television, film and publishing businesses, and it is as unloved as ever. Time Warner may soon have to decide whether to push the patient out of the door.

Magazines Party For TV Upfronts (WWD)
Once again, it was television UpFront season in New York this week, and once again, glossy magazines plied any celebrity in town with parties, booze and swag bags.

Getting Hitched ... And Announcing it Obnoxiously in the NYT (amNY)
There are two types of women: those who adore the New York Times weddings announcements and hope they'll be featured, and those who think such announcements are insufferable, archaic and pretentious ... and hope they'll be featured.