Mediagazer: News is a subset of the conversation (Jeff Jarvis/BuzzMachine)

The Elephant in the Green Room — The circus Roger Ailes created at Fox News made his network $900 million last year. But it may have lost him something more important: the next election. — On Monday afternoon, March 28, Fox News chairman Roger Ailes summoned Glenn Beck to a meeting …

Discussion: Mediaite, TVNewser, The Atlantic Wire, Inside Cable News, The Daily Dish, The Huffington Post and ShortFormBlog

Jim Rutenberg / New York Times:

The Gossip Machine, Churning Out Cash — LOS ANGELES — In late July 2010, the Southampton, N.Y., police charged Michael Lohan, the father of the actress Lindsay Lohan, with physically harassing his fiancée. When the news hit on the gossip Web site TMZ, Mr. Lohan was at the Sunset Tower …

'Schwarzenegger's a parent' dilemma for media: What names are news? — Satellite TV trucks were parked around a cul-de-sac in Bakersfield, Calif., last week. — Whatever the former housekeeper of Maria Shriver and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did or did not consent …

Jim Rainey / The Big Picture:
Schwarzenegger child: How Gawker named wrong ‘baby mama’

Discussion: http://www.Stinkyjournalism …, Speakeasy and The Wire

Cory Bergman / Lost Remote:

How the NY Times' social media strategy is evolving — Social media is always in a state of change, and the New York Times is adapting with it, explains the news organization's social media editor, Liz Heron, at the BBC's Social Media Summit (video). There are lots of good lessons in here for TV, as well.

Discussion: Future of Journalism

My notes from the BBC Social Media Summit — I spent much of today at the BBC Social Media Summit, and thought it worth putting together a few quick notes on the things that stood out for me. — Nic Newman and social media research — First off, I thought Nic Newman's research on the use …

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Jeff Jarvis / BuzzMachine:

News is a subset of the conversation — Here's a tale that reveals how journalists tend to think of their role in the conversation that makes up news and society. — I think the conversation is happening all around us, with or without the journalists. I teach now that it's the role …

Discussion: Future of Journalism and Journalism.co.uk

Chris Hastings / Daily Mail:

An international TV star, a pop singer, an author and a comedian - everyone's at it, but with 30,000 tweets - can judges jail the lot? — A Premier League footballer's attempts to gag discussion of his extramarital affair with a Big Brother contestant appeared doomed to failure last night …

Discussion: Guardian and FleetStreetBlues

Mindy McAdams / Teaching Online Journalism:

Is it stupid to major in journalism? — A funny thing about writing a blog for a long time is that sometimes you want to write a post ... and you discover that you have already written it. — My original post (from two years ago) seems to be just as valid today: Why does anyone major in journalism?

Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:

Future of Media: Curation, Verification and News as a Process — As part of a “social media summit” this week, the BBC posted an overview of how its user-generated content desk handles reports from the field — verifying and curating them in much the same way that Andy Carvin of NPR …

Discussion: Future of Journalism and Storyful, Thanks:shelholtz

Michael Wolf / GigaOM:

Amazon: The Book Industry “In a Box”? — While most thought the biggest news out of Amazon's e-book business this week was the revelation that e-books now eclipse print books, it was actually the launch of the company's second genre imprint in the span of two weeks (and fifth imprint overall) that's the bigger deal.

Lindsay Powers / Hollywood Reporter:

‘GMA’ Won't Pay $10,000 for Botox Mom Photos; Investigating Claims … ABC won't pay $10,000 for photos of a mother who admitted on Good Morning America that she gives her 8-year-old daughter Botox injections after the mom claimed later it was all a hoax, a network rep tells The Hollywood Reporter.

Discussion: The Atlantic Wire, Gothamist, Runnin' Scared and Gawker

Bloomberg:

TV Networks Fueled by Netflix Effect Introduce Most New Shows Since 2004 — The four biggest U.S. television networks are introducing the most shows in seven years as subscription services like Netflix Inc. (NFLX) make spending on new programs less risky. — This week, CBS, Fox …

Discussion: Future of Journalism, MediaPost and Bloomberg