Judith Miller, presumably formerly of the NYT, fires back at the paper's public editor Byron Calame (which I posted about).

A freelance researcher for Conde Nast publications had security escort him from the building after it was found he forwarded an innocuous internal memo to the NYC blog Gawker to explain why he had been off instant messenger.

America's Finest News Source got a letter from a White House lawyer unhappy over its use of the presidential seal when mocking Dubya's radio addresses.

So if you're looking to maximize publicity for a particular act, commit it where you know a bunch of reporters will be. So if you're terrorists, targeting their hotels makes sense, no?