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It was a good week across all the LA Observed blogs. Here is an editor's dozen of notable news, scoops and observations:
- David Zahniser is the best reporter at City Hall, Los Angeles magazine proclaims.
- Aaron Sorkin's "Studio 60" is fading so fast it won't air next Monday on NBC.
- The DA and the extra-terrestrials (and Allison Margolin) are the talk of the legal world.
- Huell Howser meets citizen journalism via LA Observed reader's video camera.
- Scary report on staph and some new columns at the LA Weekly.
- At training camp with the Lakers.
- Country music returns to L.A. radio dial.
- New blood at LACMA includes Michael Crichton.
- Bruce Karatz's good old boy connection.
- Tom Freston walks away from Viacom with $84 million in severance, bonuses and other rewards for getting fired.
- Denise Hamilton meets early special effects wiz Ray Harryhausen.
- Cory Lidle's media coverage as viewed from Nashville.
Plus: A week's worth of Morning Buzz and media people news, and an adventure in weird L.A. geography observed by Veronique at Here in Malibu: A British tabloid located Jennifer Aniston's new pad as "beachfront property in Beverly Hills."
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| CBS and ABC have far bigger fish to fry - namely whether their stations can get back the auto and retail advertising that fell off a cliff in 2009.
| And there's still time to take part!
| Searching for answers after a third loss this year.
| Jihad and cash offers meet American soldiers during the Gulf War, and beyond.
| After a tough year financially, the Museum of Contemporary Art put on a gala party to celebrate with 1,000 of its closest friends.
One of the last of Doug Ring’s many good deeds was a visit to the Los Angeles Times editorial board with members of Housing LA, an organization advocating affordable housing for the thousands of residents being forced out of the city by high rents.
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