"Parts of French "iPod Law" Struck Down" - The New York Times

"A New Model For Getting Rich Online" - The Washington Post

"Online To Grab 9% of US Ad Market By 2011" - Adotas

"CBS and Viacom Find Life Tough After the Big Split" - The Wall Street Journal

"Tour's TV Ratings Suffer Sans Armstrong" -The New York Times

"Pakistan Asks TV Stations Not to Air Shocking Footage" - The New York Times

"Its Profit Soaring, Google Overshadows Yahoo" - The New York Times

"Few Editorials Find Fault with the Bombing of Beirut" - Editor & Publisher

"La crise de la presse alarme le gouvernement" - Le Monde

"Radio Sites Grow Traffic" - MediaPost Publications

"RSF deplore la "serie noire" pour les journalistes gambiens" - Le Monde

"Web Firms Violating Human Rights" - The Associated Press

"Podcast Users Outnumber Blogger" - MediaPost Publications

"Nielsen Plans to Track Viewership Of TV Commercials for First Time" - The Wall Street Journal

"L'ordinateur et le haut-débit à 1 € par jour pour les revenus modestes" Ouest-France

"Rather eyeing online gig" - Hollywood Reporter

Dan RATHER may work for AOL, among other post-CBS projects.

"All the News That's Fit to Bully" - The New York Times