• PRWeek is not a fan of the RTCA Dinner. Possibly because they failed to properly appreciate MC Rove. Probably because they think it's a conflict of interest for journalists and politicians sing, dance and jump in bed together.
• Is the Today show squandering its once massive lead over Good Morning America? 'Yes!" says Page Six. 'No!" says last week's ratings.
• CNN's American Morning will continue to be a "no glitz, no glamour" (and, presumably, "no viewer) operation.
• Meanwhile, Miles O'Brien looks forward to life outside "an air-conditioned studio" while his replacement, John Roberts insists, "I don't think [AM] has to be hard news like you're taking Robitussin."
• NBC renews 30 Rock for another season, gives Tracy Morgan something to do in between binge-drinking and hitting the strip joints.
This is fun: PR Week profiles Gawker while Gawker roils the PR industry. It's a veritble game of dog-eats-dog-eats-shit — and we're supplying the dice.
Here's what you already know: Gawker makes fun of media, Jessica Coen writes Gawker from her apartment, everybody loves to hate Gawker.
But here's what you don't know about Gawker that PR Week reveals: Nothing.
That is, PR Week is shamelessly publicizing a media site that targets the very industry that PR Week covers. And next week, not only will you be able to buy the game at Toys'R'Us, but you'll be able to purchase our limited edition "That's so meta" T-shirt as well.
Editorial Director
