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Friday desk-clearing
- The Huffington Post's better commenters can now become bloggers for the site. Arianna explains.
- The editor of USC's Online Journalism Review really didn't like this morning's Times editorial about reader comments and flack-written posts being added to Google News. But it's hard for me to see past his opening straw man and the item's misleading headline.
- The dialogue between a former editor of LA.com and the current editor continues down below.
- Premiere's 100 Women in Hollywood, the online gallery. There will be a companion piece in the October Elle.
- When Elvis filmed at Dodger Stadium and Davey Moore was knocked into a fatal coma. David Davis at SoCal Sports Observed
- The Trojans lose a tailback. Phil Wallace at SoCal Sports Observed
- Alyssa Milano's Dodgers blog for MLB.com has become a little harder to find on the official site since she wrote a chiding open letter to manager Grady Little, but the team says it wasn't in response.
- Today's LA Observed commentary on KCRW at 4:44 pm ties together the closing of Killer King, Hal Fishman and last weekend's embarrassing shutdown of the international terminal at LAX. I hope it works.
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