Bill Carter and Brian Stelter, New York Times: "Letterman Apologizes on the Air to His Wife"
Howard Kurtz, Washington Post: "Letterman's Sorry State"
Richard Huff, New York Daily News: "David Letterman's ratings soar on office sex, extortion scandal"
Barack Obama: celebrity-in-chief?
Jennifer Loven and Julie Pace, Associated Press: "Analysis: Chicago's loss is a blow to Obama, too"
Drew Westen, CNN: "Commentary: Is Obama overexposed?"
Victor Davis Hanso, National Review Online: "Barack Obama, College Administrator: Our commander-in-chief seems to think he's president of the University of America"
Blogger disclosure act
Tim Arango, New York Times: "Soon, Bloggers Must Give Full Disclosure"
Wall Street Journal: "FTC Toughens Endorsement Rules for Celebrities, Bloggers"
Andy Sernovitz, Huffington Post: "FTC to Social Media Marketers and Bloggers: Y'all Play Fair Now!"
Los Angeles Times editorial: "Trusting the blogosphere: Is the FTC's focus on enforcing Internet advertising standards more heavy-handed than with traditional media?"
Denver news site out of business
Joseph Tartakoff, paidContent.org: "A News Startup Fails to Get Traction in Denver"
Seattle PostGlobe: a similar startup by former employees of Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Struggling financially, but still producing news.
Sherry Skalko, Online News Association: "Publish2, My Ballard and Gotham Gazette recognized with inaugural Online Journalism Awards"
Seattle's MyBallard.com
New York's Gotham Gazette
Ethics of covering teen suicide
T.J. Greaney, Columbia Daily Tribune: "A Young Life Lost: Suicide apparent in death of teen"
Joel Walsh, Columbia Missourian: "Police investigate death of Rock Bridge High School student-athlete"
Daniel Paulling and Melissa Schupmann, Columbia Missourian: "Rock Bridge senior Stuart Eiken remembered by friends, teammates, students"
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