BusinessWeek begins yet more layoffs Other shorts: O'Brien's 'Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On TV Tour' - Woods may be back for the Masters - Up for bid on eBay: Michigan TV station   Another night of programming for Bravo Other shorts: Programming notes: CW eyes reality shows - Study: 97 percent use web for shopping - Iger: I'm open to spinning off ABC some day   Cable carriers to FCC: Block black outs Other shorts: Tempest rages over Post's gay kiss photo - Programming notes: CBS renews 'Boss' - 'Mafia II' folds Playboy bunnies into videogame - Lindsay sues over namecheck in E*Trade ad   Miss Universe still reigns on NBC Other shorts: The first iPad magazine: Conde Nast's GQ - Google dishing up new web TV service - Study: 'Idol' results differ with restricted voting - Tribune outsourcing Virginia duties to Chicago   Fox renews second-year drama 'Fringe' Other shorts: Journalism ethicists go mad over 'Alice' ad - Friday overnights: 'Who' helps NBC to first - Saturday overnights: 'Cops' paces Fox to win   Superman lives: CW renews 'Smallville' Other shorts: Among TiVo users, 'Air' is Oscars favorite - Analyst: TiVo decision could hamstring Dish - CBS offers makegood for errant underwear pair   Leno beats Letterman again, and by a lot Other shorts: TiVo Premiere: Everything but the kitchen sink - For the very first time, the Digital Ellie nominations - Gannett reinstates raises after one year   Rupe: New WSJ section launches in April Other shorts: Married people dating site's Oscar ad nixed - Comedy Central pulls plug on Hulu partnership - Updated numbers: Leno beats his '09 average   He's back: Leno returns to 'Tonight' Other shorts: Programming notes: TLC dumps Miss America - Cablevision may drop WABC in retrans fight - Pew: Web becomes No. 2 news source - Playboy boss: We're trimming our workforce   Honolulu's No. 2 paper joins endangered list Other shorts: Report: Anderson Cooper meets with CBS - NYT now available on a digital OOH network - Stern beauty pageant: May the best mistress win - Publishers' new campaign: We're far more engaging next >>