Mediagazer: Wired.com Goes Creative Commons: 50 Great Images That Are Now Yours (Evan Hansen/Wired.com)

Evan Hansen / Wired.com:

Wired.com Goes Creative Commons: 50 Great Images That Are Now Yours — From NIN Dazzles With Lasers, LEDs and Stealth Screens — Wired.com photographers have the enviable job of shooting the coolest stuff and most intriguing people in the technology world. Now we're giving away many of those photos to you, the public, for free.

Discussion: The New York Observer, Media Decoder and Future of Journalism

Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab:

Wired releases images via Creative Commons, but reopens a debate on what “noncommercial” means — Wired.com today announced it would, from today forward, be releasing all of its staff-produced photos under a Creative Commons license. That means lots of photos of tech-and-geek-culture luminaries …

Discussion: Future Journalism Project

Dean Starkman / CJR:

Confidence Game — “The question that mass amateurization poses to traditional media is ‘What happens when the costs of reproduction and distribution go away? What happens when there is nothing unique about publishing anymore because users can do it for themselves?’

Discussion: Nieman Journalism Lab, Poynter and The Awl

Ben Dowell / Guardian:

Jeremy Hunt tried to delay broadcast of Panorama's Fifa exposé — Culture secretary understood to have called BBC director general about timing of broadcast ahead of 2018 World Cup vote — Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt personally intervened in a failed attempt to delay …

Michael Oneal / Chicago Tribune:

New twist in Tribune Co. bankruptcy case could benefit billionaire Sam Zell — Judge's finding for holders of certain notes could support recovery claims of company chairman — A bankrupcty court judge's ruling could mean that Tribune Co. Chairman Sam Zell, who engineered a leveraged buyout …

Discussion: rbr.com and Poynter

Steve Myers / Poynter:

SC newspaper reporter proposes in column — “I'd like to tell you about someone very close to my heart,” writes reporter Nick McCormac at the beginning of a column published Tuesday. “I promise you, it's worth your time to read through to the end.” After describing how he and his girlfriend met …

Discussion: Item

Kim Willsher / Guardian:

Max Mosley wins French privacy action against News of the World — NoW publisher to pay £32,000 after being found guilty of violating former F1 boss's privacy — The publisher of the News of the World has been ordered by a French court to pay £32,000 in costs and damages …

Discussion: Press Gazette, Journalism.co.uk and Business Insider

Dylan Byers / Adweek:

Josh Tyrangiel Means Business — Josh Tyrangiel has a preposterous mission: to convince readers that a weekly business magazine left for dead two years ago is now a must-read. — That would be challenging enough in a good market. But in 2011, with print advertising still in crisis …

Discussion: FishbowlNY and Business Insider

Jim Romenesko / Poynter:

Hotel owner considers buying San Diego Union-Tribune — Politically active San Diego developer Doug Manchester says “there's lots of people interested in that asset” — the paper owns 13 acres of prime real estate — and that “we're looking at it.” (Platinum Equity, the paper's owner since 2009 …

Discussion: Voice of San Diego

Joel Gunter / Journalism.co.uk:

Leveson rejects bid for police review of inquiry evidence — Lord Leveson has largely rejected a submission by the CPS and Met police calling for the police to make decisions about witnesses and evidence in his public inquiry — Lord Leveson, who is due to begin hearing evidence next week …

John Koblin / WWD:

The New Yorker Names Creative Director — ALWAYS A FIRST: Condé Nast's digital magazine design director Wyatt Mitchell has been tapped to become The New Yorker's first-ever creative director. Mitchell, who has been the number two to Condé Nast's design guru Scott Dadich …

Discussion: FishbowlNY

Kimberly Nordyke / Hollywood Reporter:

MSNBC to Air Documentary About Conrad Murray Trial Four Days After Guilty Verdict … Not long after Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in relation to the death of Michael Jackson came word that a documentary about the trial is already completed.

Discussion: mediabistro.com and TVNewser

Crayton Harrison / Bloomberg:

Slim's Move Into Online Video Draws Protests of Piracy From TV Competitors — Carlos Slim, the billionaire banned from providing television service in his native Mexico, is offering shows for free on the Web, drawing protests from rivals wary of his influence in the market.

Discussion: Deadline.com

Chris Ariens / TVNewser:

Kelly Cobiella and Bazi Kanani Join ABC News — ABC News is on a talent hiring spree. In addition to two local news anchors from Chicago set to join the network. ABC News president Ben Sherwood has announced he is beefing up his international reporting staff with the hires of Kelly Cobiella …

Discussion: TVSpy

Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:

Pat Buchanan's MIA From MSNBC While Promoting Controversial Book — NEW YORK — Pat Buchanan, the longtime conservative pundit, has been making the TV rounds in recent weeks promoting his latest book, “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?”

Jonathan Pearlman / Telegraph:

Papua New Guinea reporter undergoes circumcision to get the scoop — A Papua New Guinea reporter who agreed to be circumcised with bamboo sticks to secure an interview with a group of jungle rebels has won a journalism award for “best scoop”. — The journalist, Simon Eroro …

Discussion: The Huffington Post and Gawker

Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:

E-Book Sales Now Make Up 21% Of Hachette Sales In U.S., 9% In UK — E-books now make up about a fifth of “big six” publisher Hachette's U.S. sales, but net sales for the quarter were down overall. — Hachette parent company Lagardère announced its Q3 2011 earnings today.

Discussion: Publishers Lunch

Amir Efrati / Digits:

Twitter Looks to TV, Media Partnerships for Growth — Twitter is becoming a big star on TV-and now the online-messaging service wants to shine even brighter. — A growing number of TV shows such as Fox's “Glee” and PBS's “Nova” regularly direct their viewers to Twitter in order to view …

Discussion: Lost Remote, Twitter Developers blogs, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, CNET News, ReadWriteWeb and L.A. Times Tech Blog

Jeff Bercovici / Forbes:

Demand Media's Bold New Strategy For eHow: Suck Less — No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public, said H.L. Mencken. Maybe so, but in the third quarter, Demand Media lost $3.3 million doing it, and they know it, judging from the publisher's earnings call Monday.

Discussion: Future of Journalism and AllThingsD

Discussion: Investor Relations, Mashable! and CNBC, more at Techmeme »

Stephen Hull / The Huffington Post - UK:

Phone Hacking: Top 10 Must Read Stories Ahead Of James Murdoch's Committee Meeting — Phone hacking at News of the World has started to make its way back up the news agenda after a series of new revelations about the activities of journalists at the now defunct newspaper.

Discussion: CJR and Guardian