Tina Brown's Diana Book Tina Brown, below, the former editor of The New Yorker, has signed with Random House for a book about Diana, Princess of Wales, to be published in 2007 in conjunction with the 10th anniversary of her death in a car crash in Paris, Reuters reported.
TAKING THE HELMMarcus W. Brauchli, below, a former top editor of The Wall Street Journal, will be the next executive editor of The Washington Post, a paper with declining ad revenue that is working to merge its print and online news operations.
The first lady of the US comes in seventh place on the list, below Jill Abramson, executive editor of the New York Times, and Sonia Gandhi, the longest serving president of the Indian National Congress party.
"It's also important to acknowledge that there is a wild card in this equation which is political pressure from below," said Hesham Sallam, the Egypt editor of the web magazine Jadaliyya, which means controversy in Arabic.
"You have a stock that's essentially been trending down all year, but it's failed to go below about $27," says Gary B. Smith, editor of The Chartman's Top Stocks and a contributor to Real Money.
Of the nine T-shirts below, which belongs to the Iowa-born managing editor of the magazine?
ANYONE wondering what to make of Pakistan in the wake of the assassination of Osama bin Laden should listen to this exchange between Emma Duncan, deputy editor of The Economist, and Fiammetta Rocco, our literary editor (embedded below).
Peter Catapano is the editor of The Stone.
