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Plain Dealer layoffs
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Hannity w/o Colmes
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Catherine Seipp has some of the rules: "Don't aggressively ask for autographs; don't pitch producers scripts; don't ask stars to sign scripts and then sell the scripts on eBay; don't go from table to table after lunch and sweep all remaining party favors into a giant shopping bag with your big meaty forearm, like I once saw someone actually do, with a bunch of stuffed bears." ALSO: NBC research czar Alan Wurtzel tells Seipp: "Boy, there are two businesses I wouldn't put money into right now -- newspapers and TV stations. There's just too many other ways to get news."
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