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Modesto Bee's new publisher
Is Eric Johnston.
(Modesto Bee)

Payne's too quiet departure
From Newsday.
(Maynard)

FishbowlDC's Gavin joins Politico
"We think this is quite a coup."
(Politico.com)

Conde Nast's "January surprise"
Staffers still waiting for it.
(NY Observer)

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Brief history of NYT A1 ads
Tradition goes back more than a century.
(NYTimes.com)

Forbes fires 19
From magazine and website.
(All Things D)

Gupta offered surgeon general job
CNNer wants it.
(Washington Post)

Harvard Business Review's new editor
Is Adi Ignatius.
(Boston Globe)

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Press told not to ask questions at St. Louis Press Club event

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Crews from two TV stations went to a St. Louis Press Club event Wednesday to ask Cardinals manager Tony La Russa about his DUI guilty plea made earlier in the day. Press club official and PR person Joan Quicksilver wouldn't let them near La Russa; she ushered the manager out when reporters started yelling questions. In 2003, Quicksilver wouldn't let Post-Dispatch staffers into a black-tie event because they were were wearing black T-shirts to call attention to stalled contract talks.

Posted at 12:39 PM on Nov. 30, 2007

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