Lloyd Grove‘s “Lowdown” column has has left the room. Grove told N.Y. Times media columnist David Carr that his next gig will be I will be “something that is multimedia, with components of internet and television and print media.” I called him just now to ask when that might happen, but apparently he’s already packed and out of the building.
Which reminds me: is Carr coming back to the Oscar beat as “the Bagger” again? If so, he should get back into it no later than November 1st.
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