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Gillmor blasts Politico
For Game Day.
(seattlepi.com)

Krugman's Nobel
Forces Dowd to aim "much higher."
(New York Times)

BusinessWeek solicits story ideas
From readers.
(BusinessWeek)

NYTer: I'm no Dell shill
Santora ad raises questions.
(Valleywag)

POSTED TUESDAY
CNN's Brown on political reporting
How it's changed since '04.
(Beet.tv)

Lauren Rich Fine
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"Geezers" and online news
Outing's prediction.
(Steve Outing)

Rick Redfern
Now blogging.
("Doonesbury")

Where was the press?
In run-up to financial mess.
(CJR)

Mason joins DC Examiner
After leaving Houston Chron.
(Fishbowl DC)

POSTED MONDAY
Newspaper endorsements
Obama has a 28-11 lead.
(E&P)

Bingo Gossip
An 18,000-circ paper.
(DMN)

Vatican's newspaper
Now includes hard-hitting news.
(WSJ)

Online giants become print allies
Papers embrace Google, Yahoo.
(AdAge.com)

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Several newspaper companies want a piece of CareerBuilder

New York Times
When Knight Ridder was sold to McClatchy this year, Gannett and Tribune said they wanted to buy back KR's one-third share of CareerBuilder. McClatchy CEO Gary Pruitt says his preference is to keep a stake in the job recruitment site, but if not, he expects a "big check." Katharine Q. Seelye writes: "Several other newspaper companies are intensely interested in owning a portion of it, and its availability has set off a scramble for even a small piece."

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