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Idle Chatter: Rove, Clinton, Diller...
-Karl Rove -- you know, the Newsweek columnist -- is reportedly signing on with Fox News to contribute to election coverage. [Inside Cable News]
-A federal grand jury has issued a subpoena to New York Times reporter James Risen to force him to disclose his source for a chapter of his book State of War about failed U.S. efforts to spy on Iran. [NYT]
-Hillary Clinton's campaign has bought an entire hour on the Hallmark Channel to broadcast a town-hall meeting on the eve of Don't-Call-It-Tsunami Tuesday. [Reuters]
-Barry Diller's IAC says John Malone's attempt to wrest control is interfering with its ability to conduct business. [WSJ]
-Amazon is buying e-book vendor Audible for $300 million. [AP]
-Former NBC Universal chairman Bob Wright has joined Lee Equity Partners, where he'll be looking to make media deals. [LAT]. □
