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Former LAT publisher David Laventhol is writing the history of Times Mirror for Public Affairs. The company's former chief exec, his working title is A Family's Will, a reference to the Chandlers, who sold the company to Tribune. (NYDN)
Reporter Pat Maio has left the L.A. Business Journal. His media beat is, as yet, unfilled.
L.A. Times Olympics reporter Alan Abrahamson will appear regularly on MSNBC during the Athens games.
Columnist T.J. Simers gets his hair cut in a big photo on page 2 of today's Times sports section.
Six members of People's L.A. bureau (plus two staffers in New York) get credit lines on this week's story about Paris Hilton's bruises.
Jeff Kearns of the Sacramento News & Review guests Sunday on KPFK's "Deadline L.A." to talk about the governor's use of the media.
The Times is said to be at work on another profile of Doug Dowie, the ex-head of Fleishman-Hillard in Los Angeles. Tina Daunt is the reported writer.
Los Angeles Magazine contributor David Davis has inked a deal with Angel City Press to write Play by Play: A Century of L.A. Sports Photography, 1889-1989. The book's release will coincide with the October opening of an exhibition of photos at the Central Library downtown.
City controller Laura Chick guests on KNBC-4's "News Conference," Sunday at 9 a.m. Laurel Erickson hosts.
The New York Times Sunday Styles section is working on a story about literary L.A., Cathy Seipp learns.
The LAist blog has lost its founding editor. Tom Berman is leaving to "work in the political realm," but might be back. Adrienne Crew will be co-editor with Marleigh Riggins.