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Idle Chatter: News Corp. Exchanges Exchanges
-News Corp. is moving its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq, apparently after the latter committed to a big ad outlay in News Corp.-owned outlets. [NYT]
-None other than Rudy Giuliani may replace Bill O'Reilly when the Fox News host gives up his syndicated radio show early next year. [P6]
-A Super Bowl ad costs $300,000, and that's a lot to spend in this economy. Weatheproof Garment Co. has a solution: It wants to split its 30-second spot up with nine other marketers, parceling out 3-second slices at $30,000 a pop. [WSJ]
-The editor of Lenny Dykstra's Players Club magazine is quitting, saying the ex-ballplayer stiffed him on salary. [NYP]
-Take that, Showtime! HBO has a production deal with the queen herself, Oprah Winfrey. [ChiTrib]
-The market has finally reached bottom -- the market for TV talking heads, that is. [NYO]. □





