• ""You're not going to survive very long in this business if you internalize every rumor that is out there," Paula Zahn tells the AP. "To a certain extent, my staff and I were able to drown out the noise and do what we were expected to do." You know, until she "voluntarily" resigned.

• Salon readers, YouTube subscribers don't like being called "novices."

• Exciting news! JLo will grace the cover of that annoying Fashion Rocks outsert you'll glance at (briefly) before tossing into the trash.

• NY Times donates over 700,000 pages of personal letters, financial documents and photographs to the New York Public Library. And it should all be available to the public as early as…the year 2050.

• "To hear staffers at the Wall Street Journal tell it," writes the NYO, "the newspaper right now is thick with patriots and traitors, collaborationists and insurrectionists, appeasers, double agents and profiteers, all gearing up for the moment when the great old institution of the Journal becomes a subject of the Australian-American media empire that brought us Page Six." Well, yeah.

• Meanwhile, the WaPo retaliates with on "Why a Murdoch-owned WSJ will be bad for conservatives."