After asking for information on Chris DeWolfe‘s rumored impending purchase of an unidentified gaming platform, we’ve heard from multiple tipsters claiming well-capitalized Playdom is in play. Less clear is who would buy: DeWolfe or MySpace, the social network he co-created. More »
Companies are supposed to mail out tax forms to freelancers by the end of January. But we hear that Conde Nast had some trouble with that. More »
Once the floodgate to CNN anchor Jeffrey Toobin‘s sex life opens, the revelations don’t stop. On Sunday we figured out the “vile” fetish the Daily News dared not name was probably anal. Now, news on the kiss-and-teller’s identity: Judith Regan? More »
A well-placed little birdie tells us MySpace co-creator and former CEO Chris DeWolfe will close on a deal to buy a “social gaming platform play” as early as tomorrow. Any idea what that might be? More »
If Eric Schmidt is so secretive he shut down his ex-mistress’s blog, why is the Google CEO letting another lady friend e-shadow him so closely? Marcy Simon‘s Twitter is a Schmidt-stalker’s best friend — and we hear that’s no accident. More »
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We’re told staffers at Current TV are at this very moment in meetings about a coming round of layoffs at Al Gore’s unconventional cable network….
The Washington Post is reportedly considering doing away with Sally Quinn’s godawful self-absorbed rich lady column from hell, which is an embarrassment to the entire institution. Do it, Marcus…
Eric Schmidt might advocate for making information “even more open and accessible,” but not when it comes to his mistresses. We’re told the Google CEO’s aggressive lawyers brought down ex-girlfriend…
Eric Schmidt has long campaigned for free-flowing information, and even against the very idea of secrecy. But we doubt the Google CEO loves disclosure so much he’ll approve of an indiscreet…
Tina Brown, legendary magazine editor, rules over the Daily Beast just like she did her magazines: arbitrary deadlines, grueling “closings” and reams of printed proofs. Her glossy approach to the Web…