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******* ??” One of the two Newsweek journalists behind the article alleging that U.S. interrogators had desecrated the Koran said he had underestimated the impact of the report and dropped the ball by not properly corroborating his anonymous source. New York Michael Isikoff, in an interview televised Monday night on The Charlie Rose Show, said he regretted the possibility that his article may have enflamed rioters in several Muslim countries, including Afghanistan where at least 15 people were killed. "It was terrible what happened," he told Mr. Rose. "Even if it was just a little bit that we contributed to the violence that went on over there, that was awful, terrible." MORE ONLINE
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Best Life magazine, which plans to publish an excerpt from the play called "Beat Generation" in its July issue, said on Monday the play came to light when Kerouac's agent Sterling Lord was going through old files in a warehouse in New Jersey. The play details "a day in the drink-and-drug-hazed life of his own literary alter ego, Jack Duluoz, as he parties and gambles with thinly veiled characters based on Allen Ginsberg, Neal Cassady and other Beat legends." MORE ONLINE 3. MediaweekPC Mag Taps McCabe as Publisher 5/24/05 http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/print/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000930237 Ziff Davis Media has hired Jim McCabe to become vp, publisher of PC Magazine, the company announced today. McCabe will oversee PC Magazine, as well as new spinoffs ExtremeTech and DigitalLife. McCabe was previously publisher of G+J USA Publishing's Fast Company. He replaces Tim Castelli, who left Ziff Davis in April. "Jim brings to PC Magazine a stellar track record of creating value for customers and the brands he's managed," said Jason Young, president of the Consumer Tech and Ziff Davis Internet groups . "Jim's passion for technology, marketing expertise and strong industry relationships are going to produce immediate value for our customers, particularly in the area of integrated marketing programs." MORE ONLINE
************ ... that an assistant editor job is opening up at Canon Communications in LA, a B2B publisher focusing on medical manufacturing products & services. If you can speak German, French, or Italian fluently and have any publishing experience, you're going to be at the top of the pile. Starting salary is 30K and if you really shine, they may promote you at 6 months. (It's happened to a few people here.) Good place to start out your publishing career and get some clips if you're a recent grad. (Don't mention Ed)
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