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Las Vegas Newspaper Sues Sharron Angle, Enters Journalistic Gray Zone
By Steve Friess - Politics DailyLAS VEGAS -- When I blogged last month that the Las Vegas Review-Journal "must" sue Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle for posting two of its stories on her campaign website without permission, it was unthinkable that they'd actually do so. And then, of course, it did, adding Angle to the list of more than 100 defendants in an unusual and aggressive campaign to enforce its copyrights across the Web -- and in the bargain creating for itself some very sticky and potentially unprecedented journalistic quandaries. Like, for instance, must Nevada's largest paper now include a passage in ...
Las Vegas Writer Pads Resume With Crazy Jobs
By David Moye - AOL News(April 23) -- In this economy, any good job is a good job -- even when your job is to do as many crazy jobs as possible. And that's how Corey Levitan earns his keep. Levitan, 44, is a columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, and his specialty is tackling the most bizarre jobs that Sin City has to offer. Since his first column appeared in January 2007, Levitan has performed a wide variety of tasks, including washing sperm, being a go-go dancer in a gay nightclub and impersonating Sonny Bono at a blackjack table. ...
Harry Reid Accused of 'Bullying' Las Vegas Newspaper
By Emily Miller - Politics DailySen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has been accused of "bullying" the Las Vegas Review-Journal for telling an employee: "I hope you go out of business." The paper's publisher also reports that the Senate majority leader told an audience of local businessmen to continue to advertise with the paper, but only to ensure delivery of the rival Las Vegas Sun. ...
Harry Reid Seen Losing 2010 Reelection, Poll Shows
By Emily Miller - Politics DailySen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) would lose his re-election by a large margin to either of his potential Republican challengers if the voting were held today, according to a new poll. Reid is up for re-election to a fifth term in 2010. President Obama works closely with the Senate majority leader to push his legislative agenda, so Reid's troubles, which include an extremely low approval rating in his home state, have ramifications beyond his own seat. ...
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