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  1. I don't want to jinx it, but we've almost made it through the week without an iconic celebrity death or a political shocker.
  2. Looking forward to Monday: Bill Carter blogs that the Sotomayor hearings will be live on cable (but not broadcast): http://bit.ly/leJwO
  3. Ditto. RT @palafo -- NYT social media team arranged for my Twitter profile to be "verified." Expect to see that on other newsroom accounts.
  4. Do you have any Q's for the producers of "Wipeout" on ABC?
  5. Guys in tights were arrested in Times Square for impersonating super heroes? City Room: http://bit.ly/cUOnj
  6. Hunkered down, writing three stories today, including the tornado chasing feature.
  7. RT @twxcorp -- The boys are back in town! Catch vinny chase + crew in the entourage season premiere, 10:30pm sun on HBO. http://bit.ly/n6cN3
  8. RT @poniewozik -- MSNBC debating Bruno controversy! As the movie opens! NBC Universal must be furious! About the attention! To its movie!
  9. Just discovered the turtle pond in Central Park. Awesome.
  10. @ohhleary Just discovered your On Transport blog. As a fellow transit geek, I love it. http://ontransport.wordpres...
  11. RT @irincarmon -- I average 1 future of media panel/wk. RT @MattZeitlin: the future of journalism is panels about the future of journalism.
  12. We can rest (mostly) assured that "30 Rock" will be with us for two more seasons, as I note in this brief: http://bit.ly/RuRS3
  13. @sorayad My favorite part of the jail cell panorama: the sign that says "enjoy your stay." http://bit.ly/16aFI
  14. Who has more fans than Barack Obama on Facebook? The king of pop. http://bit.ly/10bgSr
  15. @sweetmal333 Sure, please email me, bstelter@gmail.com.
  16. Here's my NYT Biz story about the "blowout ratings" for the MJ farewell, online and off: http://bit.ly/10bgSr
  17. @stevehoff MJ trial verdict was 21% of households. (Slightly more than for memorial.) Many more watched OJ verdict in 1995: 43% of HH's.
  18. @dariuus 30.9 million is the combined three-hour average of the U.S. TV audience on 19 channels.
  19. 20.5% of U.S. TV households were tuned in for MJ memorial. Comparisons via Nielsen: 21% watched MJ trial verdict; 27% watched Di's funeral.
  20. The average audience for the Michael Jackson memorial: 30,919,882.