Mediagazer: Seth Meyers to Succeed Fallon on NBC's ‘Late Night’ (Bill Carter/New York Times)

9:05 AM ET, May 13, 2013

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Matthew Winkler / Bloomberg:

Holding Ourselves Accountable — As I wrote in “The Bloomberg Way,” our guide for reporters and editors, “The appearance of impropriety can be as damaging to a reputation as doing something improper. Because we hold others accountable for disclosure, we expect the same of ourselves.

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Amy Chozick / New York Times:

Bloomberg Admits Terminal Snooping — Reporters at Bloomberg News were trained to use a function on the company's financial data terminals that allowed them to view subscribers' contact information and, in some cases, monitor login activity in order to advance news coverage, more than half a dozen former employees said.

Discussion: Quartz, BuzzFeed, New York Times, FishbowlLA, The Tell, @zseward, Business Insider, TVNewser, The Huffington Post, Talking Biz News, DealBook and New York Post

Bill Carter / New York Times:

Seth Meyers to Succeed Fallon on NBC's ‘Late Night’ — Seth Meyers will be the next host of NBC's “Late Night,” the network announced Sunday. — Mr. Meyers, the longtime head writer on “Saturday Night Live” and host of its “Weekend Update” segment, will succeed Jimmy Fallon …

Discussion: Mediaite, Inside TV, USA Today, Broadcasting & Cable, The Week, Gothamist, @WaitWhat_TV, Guardian, E! Online, Mashable, Business Insider and LA Observed

Lesley Messer / ABCNEWS:

Barbara Walters Announces 2014 Retirement — The legendary newscaster will leave TV journalism next summer — For decades, Barbara Walters has inspired millions with her groundbreaking interviews — but after 37 years with ABC News, the newscaster is announcing on “The View” …

Discussion: New York Times, The Wrap, Mediaite, Hollywood Reporter, Hollywood Life, @barbarajwalters, Deadline.com, The Huffington Post, New York Magazine and Digital Spy

Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:

PBS MediaShift starts publishing ebooks; first topics: cord-cutting and self-publishing — PBS's MediaShift is launching a line of ebooks, starting with titles on self-publishing and cord-cutting. Executive Mark Glaser says he plans to release 10 to 20 books this year, depending on how well the first titles do.

Chris Dannen / Co.Labs:

This Is What Happens When Publishers Invest In Long Stories — As web publishers we're obsessed with analytics. Any strategy that moves the needle gets our attention. So you can imagine my surprise when a new way of writing articles blew up my assumptions about how to drive traffic.

Ryan Tate / Wired:

Why E-Mail Newsletters Won't Die — Paul Berry is trying to build the news engine of the future, but, like many online media pioneers, he's finding he just can't escape the grubby format first used more than 40 years ago, e-mail. — Berry's baby, RebelMouse, is state of the art new media …

Discussion: AllThingsD and eMedia Vitals, Thanks:@steverubel

Frédéric Filloux / Monday Note:

Two strategies: The Washington Post vs. The NYT — Both are great American newspapers, both suffer from the advertising slump and from the transition to digital. But the New York Times' paywall strategy is making a huge difference. — The Washington Post's financials provide a good glance …

Chris Roush / Talking Biz News:

Three Reuters editors reprimanded for not disclosing FBI visit — Three Reuters editors have been reprimanded for failing to tell their superiors that the home of a now-terminated social media employee had been raided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Talking Biz News has confirmed from multiple sources.

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Brian Stelter / New York Times:

As TV Ratings and Profits Fall, Networks Face a Cliffhanger — As the major television networks prepare to unveil their new fall lineups in New York this week, they face threats from seemingly every corner. — Prime-time ratings for the Big Four broadcasters — ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox …

Joe Flint / Los Angeles Times:

Warner Bros. TV Group CEO Bruce Rosenblum expected to leave — Warner Bros. Television Group Chief Executive Bruce Rosenblum is expected to leave the company. (Warner Bros.) — Bruce Rosenblum, the longtime president of Warner Bros. Television Group and one of the top executives at Time Warner Inc. …

Discussion: Deadline.com, Broadcasting & Cable, Hollywood Reporter, Digital TV Europe, C21Media, The Wrap and Chicago Tribune

Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:

The newsonomics of influentials, from D.C. to Singapore to Raleigh — It's a season of new product launches, but you have to roam around the country and the world to find them. You have to look for the niches they're trying to serve. These launches tell us a lot about the emerging digital news economy …