• “Silver Spring, Md.: What happened to rumors that Jake Tapper would take over Nightline? He’s young and hip and can bring them a more diverse audience. His new ABC blog, for instance, demonstrates his array of talents.” Did Jake move? [WP]
• “I find it disturbing that any Times editor would come so close to implying - almost in a tit-for-tat sense - that Mr. Rivera’s bad behavior essentially entitles the paper to rely on assumptions and refuse to correct an unsupported fact.” [NYT]
• Could dreamy Chief Justice Roberts preside over getting cameras into the courts? [OrderintheCourt]
• “A Pocatello weatherman who gained attention for an unusual theory that Hurricane Katrina was caused by the Japanese mafia using a Russian electromagnetic generator has quit the television station.” [AP]

• The New York Times started charging for what today? Mo-who? [Gawker]
• Talking head soundbites back: “don’t force me to engage in an artificial debate just to create ‘fireworks.’” [Romenesko]
• “Here lies the guy who proved that Bush evacuated his bowels.” [NYT]
• Jake Tapper was born to blog. And we mean that in the best possible way. Mostly. [Down and Dirty]
• Campbell Brown to replace Katie Couric? They will have to install that empathy chip. [TVNewser]

• “Getting Started: What Button Do I Push?” The mayor blogs. [DC.gov]
• Dan Snyder wants roller coasters. [WSJ]
• DC DMV treats language as well as it does customers: Agency facilities present “a crisis of crisis proportions for the DMV.” [WT]
• Where the wonks gather. [WP]
• Washington loses another hot-for-DC bachelor: ABC’s Jake Tapper to get hitched to Jen Brown. Who says the Iowa caucuses were pointless? [Philly.com]