Wrap-Up: Murdoch on Regan, "24" politics, and libs bash Vanguard
* Rupert Murdoch tells the NY Daily News that the O.J. Simpson book debacle wasn't the reason he axed Judith Regan. Instead, he says Regan "wasn't a team player" and points a finger at the tasteless Mickey Mantle novel that she planned to publish.
* The New Yorker has a lengthy but interesting article about Joel Surnow, the executive producer of "24" and one of the few conservatives in Hollywood. One interesting tidbit: Some Pentagon brass are made squeamish by the show's frequent depiction of torture.
* Liberals wasted little time in attacking TheVanguard.org after Human Events billed it the conservative answer to MoveOn last month. Both Daily Kos and MediaTransparency.org have gotten into the fray.
* Bloggers and other new media watchers should check out the Web 2.0 Expo being held in San Francisco on April 15-18.
* The New Yorker has a lengthy but interesting article about Joel Surnow, the executive producer of "24" and one of the few conservatives in Hollywood. One interesting tidbit: Some Pentagon brass are made squeamish by the show's frequent depiction of torture.
* Liberals wasted little time in attacking TheVanguard.org after Human Events billed it the conservative answer to MoveOn last month. Both Daily Kos and MediaTransparency.org have gotten into the fray.
* Bloggers and other new media watchers should check out the Web 2.0 Expo being held in San Francisco on April 15-18.
Labels: judith regan, media, politics, publishing
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