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• Hillary Clinton: Will she run for president?

  supporters, young and old, former political advisers to her husband begging her to run, and potential rivals sizing her up. Tina Brown , editor in chief of Newsweek and the Daily Beast , which sponsored the meeting where Clinton spoke Friday, captured the   Read more »

• Hillary Clinton headlines New York women's conference, with Angelina Jolie, Meryl Streep and other celebrities

  everyone in the audience wasn't thinking about it."Of course, the big question now about Hillary is what's next," quipped Tina Brown, editor of Newsweek and the Daily Beast, as she introduced the former secretary of state and possible 2016 presidential candidate   Read more »

Around the web

• Tina Brown's Recommended Readings Have Luck In Common

  Brown, editor of the Daily Beast and Newsweek, joins NPR's Steve Inskeep again for an occasional feature Morning Edition likes to call Word of Mouth. She talks about what she's been reading and gives us some recommendations. This month, her reading suggestions   from NPR Read more »

• Howard Kurtz isn't the problem at The Daily Beast, it's Tina Brown | Michael Wolff

  Brown went out of her way to hire established figures. Kurtz, reportedly paid more than $250,000 (in one report $600,000) by Brown, and allowed various outside activities, had been at the Washington Post for many years, and has his own show at CNN. The Daily   from Guardian Unlimited Read more »

• Scarborough On Benghazi Investigation: Not "Holy Grail" For GOP Victory In 2014

  Oversight Committee is set to hear from Benghazi whistleblowers offering testimony on Wednesday, and the Daily Beast's Tina Brown and NBC News' Chuck Todd join a conversation on the hearings with the "Morning Joe" crew. "I want the investigation," Joe Scarborough   from Real Clear Politics Read more »

• Howard Kurtz Fired, Apologizes On Sunday Show

  Kurtz was fired this week from The Daily Beast by executive editor Tina Brown after he published a column on Jason Collins that had to be retracted. Appearing for the first time since the firing on his Sunday CNN show Reliable Sources, Kurtz made an open apology   from The Inquisitr Read more »

• Howard Kurtz’s Belated Comeuppance: The Media Critic's Firing Comes After a Long History of Journalistic Abuses

  comments about Kurtz’s sloppy error. On Thursday, The Daily Beast retracted the post, and the Web site’s editor-in-chief Tina Brown announced that Kurtz would be departing. However, Kurtz has committed far more serious offenses during his years destroying   from AlterNet.org Read more »