Morning Report
* Fort Worth Star-Telegram is shutting down the Austin bureau where Molly Ivins once worked. (New York Times)
* OC Register apparently decided that slideshows are more important than a veteran sports columnist’s words. (OwenYoungman.com)
* Slate to launch monthly book review section; sneak previews start today. (New York Times) | (Slate)
* Shafer: “I liked the idea of Andrew Breitbart better than I liked any of his work” at his various sites. (Reuters)
* Two students have become the first black editors-in-chief of their college newspapers in Oregon. (NPR.org)
* Ombud: Don’t move Stars and Stripes to military PR offices. (Stars and Stripes)
* New York Daily News photo director Gretchen Viehmann submits resignation. (Capital New York)
* NBC News to expand its presence on the radio. (New York Times)
* Steve Buel named San Francisco Examiner editor; he’s worked at the Mercury News and East Bay Express. (San Francisco Examiner)

