Hearst E-Reader launching via E-Ink

Hearst, owner of several magazines and newspapers, is launching a flexible screen e-reader for it's publishers to brand and sell, built on the technology culled from a company it invested in ten years ago, E Ink, a "Cambridge, Mass.-based startup spun out of research at MIT." I wonder if it will someday include touchscreen capabilities, like the displays E Ink just revealed to the public. Watch it in action

Lifetime: the adult Disney Channel?

9-7-08: (4 minutes, 57 seconds) Lifetime could create an adult version of the Miley Cyrus model with a tv show featuring either (a) a male singer who then releases albums and tours or (b) a magazine writer who then writes actual columns in the magazines owned by one of the parent companies of Lifetime: Hearst. (Creativitity_9-7-08)