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White House Demands Release of Journalists Detained in Libya
Atlantic freelancer, others thought to be jailed in Tripoli; State Dept. admits efforts to free them are “limited”
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L.A. Times Loses ‘Company Town’ Editor
John Lippman to leave entertainment desk, take newspaper job in New Hampshire
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Adweek Says Bye-Bye to Brandweek, Mediaweek
As expected, Michael Wolff consolidates trade brands under “Adweek” banner
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Fox News’ Royal Wedding Coverage to Start at 4AM, Feature Joan Lunden
Top-rated news channel will run commercial free between 5:30 and 8 a.m. (ET)
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Female Reporter Barred From Locker Room at the Masters
Tara Sullivan stopped by security at Augusta; tournament apologizes, says it was a “misunderstanding”
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U2 Dethrones the Rolling Stones With Biggest-Grossing Tour of All-Time
Band’s 360° tour passes Stones’ “Bigger Bang” record with $558 million, Live Nation says
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Missing Atlantic Reporter, Other Journalists Thought to Be Jailed in Libya
Clare Morgana Gillis, others detained last week seen at detention center in Tripoli
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Tom Sizemore Was Once So High, He Didn’t Know There Were Cameras on ‘Celebrity Rehab’
Actor — who says he’s nearly two years sober — opens up in an interview for Maer Roshan’s new addiction recovery site
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A Tale of Two Trump Interviews: NBC and CNN
How Meredith Vieira mangled her sit-down with “birther”-spewing would-be presidential candidate
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Jon Stewart Devotes Entire ‘Daily Show’ to Celebrate Glenn Beck’s Fox News Exit (Video)
“Daily Show” host busts out chalkboard, glasses, warns audience of impending doom in a melodramatic way, signified by changes in seating, lighting and camera angles
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Atlantic Reporter, 3 Other Journalists Captured in Libya
Clare Morgana Gillis, others detained by pro-Qaddafi forces on Tuesday; U.S. State Dept. working for their release, magazine says
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Big Old New Media Moves: Reuters Names Chrystia Freeland Digital Editor; Time Inc. Loses Another Digital Exec
Also, Yahoo’s head of M&A heads for the exits
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The Top 25 Winners and Losers of the Magazine Ad Page Race
People, Rolling Stone thrive during another positive first quarter, while others – like Newsweek — struggle