Media Blitz: WaPo Becomes First Paper To Actually Admit They're Publishing 'Fiction'
• The Washington Post announces plans to publish fiction for the very first time; "Been there, done that!" scoffs the NYT.
• It's opening day at the Scooter Libby trial, also known as "just one more thing you won't get to read about in Valerie Plame's book."
• Parents suddenly catching on to this whole newfangled MySpace thing.
• CBS responds to threat of never-ending Today show, announcing two more years of Rachael Ray.
• The biggest problem for YouTube's marketing team? "There are only 365 days in a year." Oh, to be bought by Google…
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Editorial Director
Great news. I do think that papers should be forced by law to include a sillilar fiction disclamer at the end of each edition.
Thank you for sharing this story with me !