| Blog: Busted: PR Flacks who ran afoul of the science blogosphere, including a brand new flack for Stuart Pivar who ... (Scientific American) Not that anyone should care about the attempt by New York businessman Stuart Pivar to sue prominent science blogger PZ Myers of Pharyngula anymore, since the suit was just dismissed, but I just noticed that two of the pro-Pivar comments* on the... us.rd.yahoo.com |
Media Blogs & Sites (Circulation Management) Given the often-beleaguered state of print advertising, any increase should be considered good news, so this news should thrill consumer magazine publishers: the Magazine Publishers of America’s Publishers Information Bureau is reporting that total rate-card-reported advertising revenue increased 5.6 percent for the first nine months of 2007 when compared to the same period last year. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Are the Red Sox evil now? (USA Today) Sean Cronin, blogging for Denver paper Westword, seems to think so: I, for one, am getting pretty sick of the Bloody Sox, and I don't think I'm alone. In the comments section below, tell us your why you think the... us.rd.yahoo.com |
Microsoft buyout rumors resurface, send Yahoo stock rising (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News) A blogger is making dormant rumors that Microsoft is looking to buy Yahoo active again after a Microsoft executive outlined plans this week for the company to improve its online search market share from about 10 percent to 30 percent. us.rd.yahoo.com |
NASA Deputy Administrator Shana Dale's Blog: Leadership Development (SpaceRef) As NASA flies out the Shuttle and moves into the Constellation era, it is critically important that we, as an Agency, have the next generation of leaders prepared to face the challenges ahead of us. us.rd.yahoo.com |