Between the live blog and all the rest, we've pretty much killed this whole Ellies coverage thing, but in the spirit of "if some is good, more is better" (also our open bar policy), we wanted to finish up the day by putting the goods (i.e. our complete coverage) front and center. You're welcome!

FishbowlNY Does Ellies '08

Over at our upcoming Mediabistro Circus' blog, news emerged this week that Eisner-endorsed Brooklyn pop outfit the All-For-Nots would be all up in our tent come May 20-21.

All-For-Nots Inch mb Circus Closer to Circus (FBNY)

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Hey, How'd You Do That interviews with "Golden Boa" honorees Ken Sunshine, Adam Davidson, Scott Goodson, Luke Hayman, Craig Newmark, Jane Friedman, and Adam Moss.

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How ABC News Plans to Stay #1 (Marketwatch)
Jon Friedman: ABC News President David Westin has been at the center of the network's revival. I asked him if he was surprised that Gibson's broadcast had overtaken that of NBC's Brian Williams. Westin nodded. "It happened more quickly than I would have thought," he said. "I always knew Charlie Gibson was a very strong anchor."

The Bancrofts and a Century of 'Free People and Free Markets' (WSJ)
Editorial: Everyone knows that the influence of Times Publisher and CEO Arthur Sulzberger Jr. extends to selecting not merely the editorial page editor but columnists, political endorsements and, as far as we can tell, even news coverage priorities. We don't see how this differs from most of what Rupert Murdoch is accused of doing with his newspapers. WSJ: Dow Jones's chairman has emerged as a key player as members of the controlling family and the board weigh Murdoch's bid.

200 Pakistan Journalists Face Complaint Over Protest (CNN)
Although no arrests have been made, the move Tuesday by the Pakistan government came a day after hundreds of journalists, lawyers and opposition supporters rallied in Islamabad to protest the imposition of a presidential decree that tightened the regulation of electronic media, including private television channels accused of anti-government bias.

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Kara Jesella and Marisa Meltzer, authors of the Sassy magazine love letter, How Sassy Changed My Life, hosted a book party at Nolita's unassuming Lolita bar Wednesday. We dispatched videographer/producer Kelly Loudenberg to shoot it. Watch as Gawker's Emily Gould compares Sassy to Spy using the "old white men" analogy, ex-Seventeen editor Atoosa Rubenstein tries to scare up an "Alpha Kitty" and a literary scout recalls Sassy's thorough masturbation coverage. Enjoy!

Gov. George Pataki may have ditched Mayor Michael Bloomberg yesterday, but he did summon the energy to attend a book party for power lawyer Ed Hayes last night, author of Mouthpiece: A life In — and Sometimes Just Outside — the Law. The event may have been too much for the guv — he had an emergency appendectomy early this morning.

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