Morning report
* Shocker! Some journalists leave objectivity at home while covering the Olympics. (wsj.com)
* New York Times photographer who was roughed up by cops just wants his equipment back. (nymag.com) | (politicker.com)
* What’s selling and what’s sitting on magazine newsstands. (wwd.com)
* El Paso City Council to negotiate for El Paso Times building. (El Paso Times)
* Jay Rosen: Everything that’s wrong with political journalism in one Washington Post item. (pressthink.org)
* Philly Daily News’s Sandra Shea receives $75,000 Pulliam Fellowship for Editorial Writing. (spj.org)
* “Yeah, I had to sign waivers,” says photographer who went 90 feet below Manhattan for NYT Magazine shoot. (animalnewyork.com)
* A “tiny radio show” raises over $147,000 on Kickstarter. (mediabistro.com)
* Demand Media reports first profit — a penny a share — since going public. (AP via Yahoo)
* New York Daily News to overhaul its gossip beat. (capitalnewyork.com)
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