The Ticker

> FNC's Bill O'Reilly discusses polarization in the news media with Bernie Goldberg.

> MSNBC's Keith Olbermann responds to Campbell Brown's remarks about his network in the "Best Persons" segment.

> ABC's Diane Sawyer uses a clip from Glenn Beck in her interview with Al Gore on "GMA."

> ABC's John Berman explains his various "news costumes." To: John. Thank you for not "dressing for the story" at that swinger's resort. From: Everyone.

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*What MTV would look like now if it were still MTV.

Politico takes a look at how Joy Behar has settled into her role at HLN. In the profile, Behar, who is using much of Glenn Beck's old HLN staff, says, "I don't know if I should rat them out, but they are much more on my page than Glenn Beck's."

MSNBC's Chris Matthews explains in The Philadelphia Inquirer why this World Series means more to Philly than it does to New York: "It's about more than beating the team that has won the most World Series in history. It's about more than baseball. It's about Philadelphia finally besting New York." Game 3 is tonight.

WebNewser has the details of the "Good Morning America" website redesign that's recently launched. The new design has widescreen video, new navigation, and, among other things, a section on Pets (finally!). That makes the third redesign this week.

Tonight, CNN's Campbell Brown will host the Courage in Journalism Awards in Los Angeles. The awards "honor women journalists who have shown extraordinary strength of character and integrity while reporting the news under dangerous or difficult circumstances" and are given by the International Women's Media Foundation, the board of directors for which Brown is a co-chair. Press release after the jump.

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Fox News is looking to hire a booker for "Your World w/ Neil Cavuto" in New York City with a solid rolodex and three or more years experience working in television. You can read more about this job and others on mediabistro's TVNewser job listings.

This morning, ABC's Charlie Gibson interviewed Bill and Melinda Gates ahead of their address in Washington, D.C. to lobby for continued global health initiative funding. The couple rarely does joint interviews on broadcast television. The interview airs tonight on "World News."

Tonight, NPR President Vivian Schiller, NYTimes Co Chairman Arthur Sulzberger, CNN's Soledad O'Brian, and ABC News President David Westin will host an event at the Time Warner Center in NYC for the News Literacy Project whose mission is to "help youth sort through what is fact versus fiction in this new digital age." O'Brien will also moderate a Q&A.

ABC White House correspondent Jake Tapper tweets that as of Sunday afternoon, Dr. Shershah Syed has received $5,543 in donations related to "Goatee Gamble" NLCS bet with NBC's Chuck Todd. That's enough money for the ob-gyn to perform surgeries for around 24 Pakistani women. Donation info here.

> FNC's Bill O'Reilly and WaPo columnist Sally Quinn discuss the Fox News-White House "feud."

> Congressman Rob Andrews (D-NJ) makes a snide use of "Fair & Balanced" and FNC's Gregg Jarrett takes exception.

> "Red Eye" host Greg Gutfeld calls CNN "the news network version of a psych major, they never deal with anything of serious value."

> MSNBC's Ed Schultz on CNN being ahead of him in the ratings: "That balloon boy really screwed me up!" (h/t Radio Equalizer)

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