Hasta La Creative!

The journalist, Du Bin, recently released a documentary about a forced-labor camp and has worked as a freelance photographer for The New York Times.

Mr. Love was in Iran in 1953 when the C.I.A. plotted against the government, and he also reported on the Suez Canal crisis of 1956.

The New York Times has protested an election-eve expulsion order for Declan Walsh, a veteran correspondent.

Various Twitter accounts poke fun at news media outlets like The Huffington Post, Slate and The New York Times.

The prizes, which are administered at Columbia University, were announced on Monday.

Mr. Phillips, associated with The Times for more than 20 years, wrote a 1965 exposé of a man in Queens with an Orthodox Jewish background who was a senior Ku Klux Klan official.

Online advertising, once seen as the great hope for the future, has begun leveling off, which is accelerating the push for new Internet business models.

The agreement creates a combined print edition, in which each publication will comprise one section. It will be distributed Monday through Saturday.

Mr. Lyons covered science, Congress and the United Nations in nearly 30 years at The New York Times.

HBO placed this wonderful ad in Monday's New York Times, with the shadow of a dragon looming over two pages of fake stories. It's a shame they couldn't advertise over a real spread—and while the non-Times fonts surely make the editors breathe easier, it takes away from the effect just a little. But still a fun execution. Check out this Yahoo piece for more on the faux articles, and what they have to do with the show. Via The Denver Egotist.

UPDATE: HBO did something similar to its own building in L.A. (see below). A dragon was also reported to be hovering over IMDB.com on Tuesday. What else have they dragon-shadowed?