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The Little Black Envelope
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Super Bowl Surpasses M*A*S*H
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The Management of Waste
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Pining Over Playboy
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The Other Kind of iPad
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Top-Grossing Avatar Puts Murdoch in Unfamiliar Position
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Super Bowl Ad Sparks Abortion Battle
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NBC Says Goodnight to Conan
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Scams for Gold
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Mark Burnett's Producers Are No Geniuses
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The Little Black Envelope
Did all the public relations agencies working the Fall-Winter 2010 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week get a bulk discount on organic, matte, black envelopes? Continue
Super Bowl Surpasses M*A*S*H
The New Orleans Saints won their victory in front of the biggest television crowd ever. Sunday's Super Bowl surpassed the last episode of M*A*S*H as the top-rated program ever. Continue
The Management of Waste
CBS turns the mirror onto Corporate America with Undercover Boss, a new reality series that puts top executives into entry-level jobs at their own companies to find out what’s working, what’s lacking and what needs to change right away. First up is Larry O'Donnell, President and COO of Waste Management. Continue
Pining Over Playboy
A Chicago librarian celebrates the dying aesthetic of the men's magazine. Continue
The Other Kind of iPad
Did the people behind Apple's latest gizmo the iPad ever watch MadTV? Doubtful. Otherwise, they might have known the sketch company show had Apple inventing a different kind of iPad three years ago. Continue
Top-Grossing Avatar Puts Murdoch in Unfamiliar Position
News Corp.'s 20th Century Fox has been perennial No. 4 or 5 among studios over the past decade, but James Cameron's Avatar changes things. Continue
Super Bowl Ad Sparks Abortion Battle
Yet it is tough to imagine that CBS will let a little controversy sideline an ad in a year of slack spending. Continue
NBC Says Goodnight to Conan
NBC ended its disastrous experiment with Jay Leno's 10 p.m. show by agreeing to pay Conan O'Brien $33 million (and another $12 million for his staff) so Leno can resume duties as host of The Tonight Show. Continue
Scams for Gold
Congressman alleges Cash4Gold underpays people for their trinkets. Continue
Mark Burnett's Producers Are No Geniuses
The reality legend pulls his new show Our Little Genius amid allegations that producers coached the child prodigies. But reality show die-hards fear not: Shark Tank returns for a Friday-night swim. Continue
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