Mediagazer: Media Awards for 2010 — Honoring best, worst from TV, radio, print, online (Sports Illustrated)

2:39 AM ET, December 29, 2010

Top News:

Putting the Record Straight on the Lamo-Manning Chat Logs — Editor's note: This is a two-part article, in which Wired.com editor-in-chief Evan Hansen and senior editor Kevin Poulsen respond separately to criticisms of the site's Wikileaks coverage. — The Case for Privacy

Discussion: p2pnet, Firedoglake, Boing Boing, WL Central and Salon

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:

Oprah Network and Cablevision Reach Deal — OWN, Oprah Winfrey's forthcoming cable channel, will be carried by Cablevision, the companies said Tuesday. — The carriage agreement is important because Cablevision was one of the last big gaps in OWN's distribution footprint …

Discussion: AdAge, Company Town, Broadcasting & Cable and TVWeek.com

Amy Gahran / Knight Digital Media Center:

“Show me the document!” should be the newsroom rule — On Dec. 20, the FCC passed its Open Internet Order—a high-profile rulemaking that tackles the highly controversial issue of net neutrality. The day before this vote, I began researching my mobile blog post for CNN.com about the rule.

Phil Rosenthal / Tower Ticker:

Gerry Spector exiting as Tribune Co. COO — Tribune Co. Chief Operating Officer Gerry Spector, a long-time associate of real estate billionaire Sam Zell, is leaving the Chicago-based media company he has helped lead since Zell took it private three years ago.

Discussion: Poynter, MediaPost, The Wrap and New York Observer

Mac Slocum / O'Reilly Radar:

What lies ahead: Publishing — Tim O'Reilly recently offered his thoughts and predictions for a variety of topics we cover regularly on Radar. I'll be posting highlights from our conversation throughout the week. — Mac — How will ebooks change publishing?

Michael Calderone / Yahoo! News:

Shuster's officially out of MSNBC; starting new journalism venture — David Shuster told his Twitter followers Monday night that he's “returning to the airwaves” as a substitute radio host this week. — The brief message was notable because it had been more than five months since Shuster …

Discussion: Mediaite, TVNewser, Inside Cable News, Poynter, New York Observer and On Media's Blog

Justin Osofsky / Facebook Developers Blog:

Making News and Entertainment More Social in 2011 — Throughout this year, we have worked closely with media organizations to make their content even more social by empowering readers to experience media through their friends and easily discover and share great content.

Discussion: Lost Remote, Thanks:malliegator

MediaShift Idea Lab:

Why Are New Media Conferences Lacking in Minorities? — It's been a couple of weeks since Tim O'Reilly's News Foo rolled into the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Phoenix, and while I truly enjoyed thinking big thoughts with big thinkers about the direction of our industry …

Blake Eskin / The New Yorker Blog:

Denis Dutton — Returning to the office after the Christmas holiday, I was cleaning out my RSS reader and noticed that the daily feed for Arts & Letters Daily was missing its trademark three teasers to stories elsewhere on the Web. In the past, I have e-mailed Denis Dutton …

Discussion: Jacket Copy, The Ticker, Hit & Run, LA Observed and bookforum.com

Sports Illustrated:

Media Awards for 2010 — Honoring best, worst from TV, radio, print, online … Person of the Year — THE PICK: Mike Pereira (Fox Sports). — Revolutions in sports television sometimes come with little fanfare. Fox initially thought Pereira, the former vice president of officiating for the NFL …

Discussion: SportsGrid

Dan Sabbagh / Guardian:

Watch the next Ashes on the Times website — It's the future of media: live and exclusive daytime sports from the comfort of your office and your favorite Murdoch newspaper. Don't bother with the rest. — So, England may yet win the Ashes, which some of you will have been watching during …

Neal Pollack / Wired:

Spotify Is the Coolest Music Service You Can't Use — On the first Monday in October, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave a speech to students at Sweden's Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. The lecture hall—"one of the most vertical auditoriums I've ever been in," Ballmer told the group …