TL mocked, and Conrad sued -- for $2.1 million. But now he's settling for what is no doubt a heartfelt apology.

Toronto Star media columnist Antonia Zerbisias holds forth on the rumours swirling around Bellglobemedia -- the parent company of my employer, CTV.

And then The Globe and Mail, another Bell Globemedia property, reports on BCE chief executive Michael Sabia's remarks on the issue from Banff.

The host of 'Bad Cop, No Donut!' on CKLN Radio in Toronto has agreed to change his show's e-mail address, but that's about it.

The addy was ihatepigs@hotmail.com. It will now be ron@ckln.fm.

The whacking of star sportscaster Chris Cuthbert by CBC Sports has triggered some conspiracy theorizing.

This survey on work-life balance in the craft was just published. It found that almost half journalists would consider leaving the craft.

That was one question put to David Mindich, author of Tuned Out: Why Americans Under 40 Don't Follow The News. That was one of five questions put to him by the American Press Institute.

A few articles on the restructuring working its inexorable grip on the U.S. newspaper business.

Blogger and journalist Arash Sigarchi has been sent to jail after being found guilty on charges of spying and aiding foreign counter-revolutionaries, says the BBC.

If you're a Toronto resident, that could imply Church and Gerrard. I'm talking College and Clinton.

You might be thinking prostitution. I'm thinking cabbies. But it's a unique experience (and possibly comparable) none the less.

Hunter S. Thompson wants to go out with a bang on March 5: He wants this family to have his ashes shot out of a cannon! :)

And a few other last tidbits on this brilliant wacko.