• Yet one more newspaper is folding. Hearst's Seattle Post-Intelligencer will shut down its print operations tomorrow, but its website will live on. [Seattle PI]
• The Sci Fi Channel is changing its name. To Syfy. This is not a joke. [NYT]
• CNN says it plans to "devote the bulk of its news effort this week" to covering the global financial meltdown. How timely! [NYT]
• Are CNN anchors Kyra Phillips and John Roberts secretly dating? [NYM]
• Book sales in the U.S. are down slightly, but they're up in Europe. [NYT]
• Andy Samberg will host the 2009 MTV Movie Awards. [THR]
• Barack Obama will appear on The Tonight Show on Thursday. [The Caucus]
• More on last week's management shakeup at Fox. [Variety]
• Sopranos creator David Chase is back at HBO with a new mini-series. [AB]
• Race to Witch Mountain was No. 1 at the box office this weekend. [AP]
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Another Newspaper Shutters, Sci Fi Picks a New Name
- Posted at 2:52PM on Mar 16, 2009
Email- Filed Under: Andy Samberg, Barack Obama, CNN, HBO, Hearst, Jay Leno, John Roberts, Kyra Phillips, Media, Newspapers, Race to Witch Mountain, Sci Fi Channel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Syfy, The Tonight Show
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