In Lloyd Grove’s column about The Intercept, a “savvy media observer and journalist” lets Glenn Greenwald’s new publication have it:

“Snowden revelations are not really the headline-makers they once were—at least not so far,” said a savvy media observer

Thanks to lots of stations around the country, we can watch ice desks come together. We can hear cringey raps about them. We can watch them melt.

OK, then, let’s do all those things now.

WLUK-TV in Green Bay, Wis., … Read more

They left a day early to miss a snow storm, took a detour to Amsterdam and waited in some serious (and kind of dangerous) lines at Olympic Park, but after a few days, a team of student journalists are reporting … Read more

Marshall Project founder Neil Barsky tells Newsweek’s Zach Schonfeld how he hired Bill Keller away from The New York Times — “I literally, randomly emailed him” — and why he’s not concerned about criticism from Gawker:

Gawker!? I believe … Read more

Bob Costas’ eye infection has gotten so bad he’s going to step back from coverage of the Sochi Olympic Games, he said Tuesday on “Today.” Matt Lauer will take over in what Costas framed as a call to the bullpen.… Read more

Society of News Designers

A few U.S. papers are among the 29 finalists in the Society of News Designers’ contest for the World’s Best-Designed Newspapers. Among them:

• Washington City Paper, in the non-daily, circulation of 175,000 and over category
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Yale Daily News

Copies of The New York Times are expected back in the dining halls at Yale University after students noticed in January that they were no longer being delivered, the Yale Daily News reported Monday.

Administrators are … Read more

Bill Keller’s announcement that he plans to leave The New York Times to join a news nonprofit is his second exit from The New York Times to make news — the first came when he stepped down as executive editor … Read more

Michael Luo says he’s “hanging up my reporter hat” to help lead The New York Times’ metro coverage:

Admit twinge of regret leaving behind byline, one of best jobs in journalism but excited for new challenge; broader impact.

— Michael

Philadelphia

How dispiriting is the Philly media beat? When Joel Mathis asked Steve Volk what he’s learned in 11 years of covering The Inquirer and the Daily News, Volk replied: “That I don’t want to cover the media anymore, … Read more

The paparazzo Pascal Rostain says The Washington Post is planning “une bombe” of a story, Le Figaro’s Lena Lutaud reports: That President Obama is having an affair with Beyoncé. “I can assure you the whole world will be talking … Read more

Perhaps the best correction you’ll see all day, from The (Newark, N.J.) Star-Ledger:

An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated [Chris Christie spokesperson Michael] Drewniak referred to the Port Authority’s executive director as a “piece of crap.” While

Marine Corps Times

The independent Marine Corps Times will no longer be available in the checkout lanes of exchange stores on bases, Lance M. Bacon reports. Paid newspapers will only be available in the back of such stores. The … Read more

The Star-Ledger

“An endorsement is not a love embrace,” writes Tom Moran, the editorial page editor of The (Newark, N.J.) Star-Ledger. But the Star-Ledger regrets hugging N.J. Gov. Chris Christie anyway:

But yes, we blew this one. When the endorsement

First Look Media | The Intercept

Glenn Greenwald’s new venture with e-Bay founder Pierre Omidyar launched Monday morning as The Intercept with two stories about the National Security Agency. The Intercept also began tweeting Monday morning.

The NSA like you’ve

The New York Times

Columnist and former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller is leaving the paper to become editor in chief of a nonprofit news startup, the Times reported Sunday.

The Marshall Project, is a “not-for-profit, … Read more

On Wednesday, Poynter wrote about Toronto Star reporter (and new author) Robyn Doolittle and a string of angry e-mails she got after posing for a fashion photo shoot.

We saw a lot of discussion around the story, and on … Read more

TVNewsCheck

WSB-TV News Director Mike Dreaden tells TVNewsCheck’s Phil Kurz he’s not chagrined by the ribbing the station took for its coverage of the Atlanta snow disaster. The station at one point had 25 reporters on TV, something Jon Stewart … Read more

Walking directions for models backstage @bcbg. I would add “smile!” Not enough smiling in fashion. #nyfw pic.twitter.com/eY46IaWcFu

— booth1 (@booth1) February 6, 2014

New York Fashion Week began Thursday and, along with designers, models and the very fashionable came … Read more

Media Moves | BuzzFeed

CNN Latino, the network’s effort to build an audience around news and entertainment programming for a fast-growing community, will shut its doors by the end of the month, a CNN unit announced.

The network cited business … Read more