CRMA Adds Two Publications to Network

The City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA) has announced the addition of two new publications to its growing national association. March 4, 2005

Atari Names Patricia Steele Senior VP, Communications

Atari, Inc. March 4, 2005

Rodale Buys Condoleezza Rice Biography

Rodale Executive Editor Leigh Haber has acquired North American rights to an important new biography of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice by Newsweek Senior Editor and Chief of Correspondents Marcus Mabry. March 4, 2005

Writing With Your Ex Just an Office Away

Rush and Molloy share the scoop about The New York Times' newest columnist, John Tierney. March 4, 2005

Authors Team up for Tsunami Book

Some bestselling authors have contributed to a new book, called New Beginnings, that will aid victims of the Tsunami that struck Southeast Asia. March 3, 2005

Porter Goss: Dazed and Confused

An alarming Associated Press article shares the disturbing news that our CIA head, Porter Goss, is about to crack under the strain of his demanding new job. March 3, 2005

Should Campaign Finance Law Apply to Blogs?

The Federal Election Commission might try to extend campaign finance law to bloggers. March 3, 2005

Butch Hartman Signs Deal with Nickelodeon

Butch Hartman, the creator and executive producer of the hit Nickelodeon series The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom, has signed a multi-year deal with Nickelodeon Networks to create original animated and live-action programming for Nickelodeon and Noggin, it was announced by Marjorie Cohn, Executive Vice President, Development and Original Programming, Nickelodeon. March 3, 2005

Questia Media Adds Taylor & Francis Books

Questia Media, Inc. March 3, 2005

Peer Impact Sings Agreement with EMI

Wurld Media, Inc. March 3, 2005

Chiappardi and Lyman Launch New Entertainment Company

Bob Chiappardi of Concrete Marketing Inc. March 3, 2005

Hispanic Media to Grow 11% in 2005

Ad Age Magazine has announced that Hispanic Print Media will grow the fastest in the next year, reaching a 12% increase, outpacing Hispanic broadcast media. March 3, 2005

The New, Improved, More Exciting ISBN Numbers

The increase in the number of books being published has led to a decision to increase the ISBN number from 10 to 13 digits. March 3, 2005

World Energy Magazine Launches Newsletter

World Energy magazine, which has for the last nine years provided an unedited forum for the leadership of the global energy industry, is introducing World Energy Monthly Review to discuss the world of oil and gas. March 2, 2005

Batmania Hits Toy Fair

Warner Bros. March 2, 2005

WSJ Announces BlackBerry Edition

The Wall Street Journal Online at WSJ. March 2, 2005

Webzen to Publish All Point Bulletin

Webzen, Inc. March 2, 2005

Midway and Cartoon Network Sign Games Deal

Midway Games Inc. March 2, 2005

Salem Communications Corporation Acquires Christianity.com

Salem Communications Corporation, a radio broadcaster focused on Christian and family-themed programming, announced that it will acquire Christianity. March 2, 2005

Winners of Name Ann Coulter's Next Book Contest Announced

The Washington Post reports on the results of the Center for American Progress' "Name Ann Coulter's Next Book" Contest. March 2, 2005

Jason Alexander Writes Children's Book

Jason Alexander will be publishing a new picture book called Dad, Are You the Tooth Fairy? (Scholastic) in May of this year. March 1, 2005

Republican Senators Waffling on Social Security Privatization

USA Today reports some bad news for President Bush: the latest USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll conducted Friday-Sunday found that a paltry 35% of Americans approve of Bush's Social Security record, 56% disapprove and 9% have no opinion. March 1, 2005

Odeo, the Podcasting Start-up

Odeo is an interesting development. March 1, 2005

Advancedimagingpro.com Launches

Advancedimagingpro. March 1, 2005

Univision Names Ray Rodriguez President and COO

Univision Communications Inc. March 1, 2005