• Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has landed a six-figure advance to write a book about "his rise and fall, and the dark side of politics." [LAT]
• CBS chief Les Moonves says he no longer has any plans to merge the company's news operations with Time Warner's CNN. [B&C]
• Martha Stewart Living is "broadening its editorial focus" to "beauty, travel and fashion" in order to appeal to advertisers. [Mediaweek]
• Jane Velez-Mitchell's show on Headline News has been doing well. [NYT]
• The Philly Daily News will be folded into the Philadelphia Inquirer. [Gawker]
• Thomson Reuters is launching a new video-on-demand service. [NYT]
• Arena, the 22-year-old British men's style magazine, is no more. [WWD]
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Blago's Book, Martha's New Approach, The End of Arena
- Posted at 2:44PM on Mar 03, 2009
Email- Filed Under: Arena, Book publishing, CBS, CBS News, CNN, Headline News, Jane Velez-Mitchell, Martha Stewart, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Media, Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Rod Blagojevich, Thomson Reuters
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