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It's time to get off Couric's back
Says Jon Friedman.
MarketWatch)

POSTED THURSDAY
Times-Picayune subscribers
Get four papers today.
(Editor & Publisher)

POSTED WEDNESDAY
Rather and Lehrer
Discuss old-style conventions.
(ANP)

Newsday circ scandal update
Nine get probation.
(Newsday)

Kushner at RNC
"Sitting quietly."
(Star-Ledger)

Raleigh N&O offers more buyouts
Charlotte Observer, too.
(N&O | Memos)

POSTED TUESDAY
AP talking points
Re Fournier.
(Politico.com)

Bloomberg-NYT rumor
How it started.
(NY Observer)

AJ-C departures
A slide show.
(Brightcove.com)

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Suspended New York Post Page Six gossip Jared Paul Stern (at left/Getty Images) says after being accused of trying to extort money from Yucaipa chief Ron Burkle: "I apologize for causing the New York Post any embarrassment after almost 11 years of loyal and dedicated service, and hope they would not rush to judgment." The Times says: "The accusations against Mr. Stern were striking for the boldness of his alleged behavior and the amount of money he is accused of requesting [$100,000 plus $10,000/month]. But gossip columns have always occupied a murky corner in the realm of journalistic standards, which traditionally preclude writers and editors from accepting gifts from those they cover."
> NOTED: The Times reports Stern said on tape that Harvey Weinstein has had his "coverage on the page finessed." Page Six seems to confirm that today with a puff piece on the Miramax films co-founder. (Read Nikki Finke's piece on Weinstein and Page Six.)
> Actor Baldwin is shocked, shocked to find out this is going on at P6 (NYT)
> Feds have launched a sweeping investigation of the P6 operation (NYDN)
> NYDN editor: "In 35 years, I can't recall anything quite like this" (WP)
> Stern wasn't afraid to spew a little poison in his Page Six items (LAT)
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