CBS Stops Policing Colbert Bootlegs After Paying for Show
CBS funded Colbert's public-access encore, enforced copyright against bootlegs, then retreated when viewers called it suppression.
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Bureau: New York
Memorial Day Travel Breaks Records Despite Price Pain
AAA projected record Memorial Day travel despite high gas and airfare, with drivers paying more than last year.
VIBE Returns to Print as Hip-Hop Sells Memory
VIBE is returning to print with a limited first issue, making scarcity part of hip-hop memory.
Stan Lee Documentary Finds Distribution Before Festival
A documentary about Stan Lees final years found distribution before a June festival showing.
Sonny Rollins, Modern Jazz Giant, Dies at 95
Sonny Rollins died at 95, leaving the edition a cultural-memory item amid a week of streaming and platform stories.
Howard Storm, Sitcom Craft Director, Dies at 94
Howard Storms death closes a craft career that ran from stand-up to network sitcom direction.
Knicks Wait While ABC Inherits Finished Finals Product
The Knicks gave ABC a New York Finals product before the league gave viewers another game.
U.S. Soccer Roster Maps Clubs Before World Cup
The U.S. roster turns form, injuries and club minutes into a World Cup labor map.