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Hiring chill
At Conde Nast.
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Gillmor blasts Politico
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(seattlepi.com)

Krugman's Nobel
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BusinessWeek solicits story ideas
From readers.
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NYTer: I'm no Dell shill
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CNN's Brown on political reporting
How it's changed since '04.
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Lauren Rich Fine
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"Geezers" and online news
Outing's prediction.
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Rick Redfern
Now blogging.
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Where was the press?
In run-up to financial mess.
(CJR)

Mason joins DC Examiner
After leaving Houston Chron.
(Fishbowl DC)

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Newspaper endorsements
Obama has a 28-11 lead.
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Bingo Gossip
An 18,000-circ paper.
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Vatican's newspaper
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Portfolio's newsstand sales almost match its competitors

WWD Memo Pad
Conde Nast's Portfolio has been selling about 30,000 copies an issue on newsstands, with a sell-through rate in the upper teens. (Fortune sold an average of 32,000 copies per issue last year.) "The current number is said to be below the expectations of executives at Conde Nast, who hope to increase sales by about 10,000 a month and boost sell-through into the mid-20s," report Irin Carmon and Stephanie D. Smith.

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