After a three-week hiatus, Tina Brown is finally blogging over at Salon, and already it's like W. T. F. On why Paris Hilton is so emphatically not today's Princess Diana: "Ms. Hilton's defining moment was a webcam video of herself with a loomin [sic] phallus in her mouth, whereas Lady Diana Spencer at the age of 19…

Sarah Bradford, a biographer of the late Princess Diana, reviewed Tina Brown's rival biography for Britain's Spectator magazine. For reasons undisclosed, the publication refused to print it. The Guardian gives it an airing today, and it's a scorcher. Here's the best line:

This week The New Yorker reviews the new Princess Diana biography and issues a rave:

This morning Tina Brown allowed the unwashed masses to ask questions about her new book about Princess Di. They also asked some other questions! And revealed way too much information about themselves:

Following a recent Book Expo America luncheon, former New Yorker editor Tina Brown expressed the following concern about the industry to the Times:

Former New Yorker editor Tina Brown wants to get back into print, but notes the difficulty of such an endeavor: "There's still room for good content but you have to work like crazy to get people's attention." Are there other options? "I'm quite attracted to the online world, it's something that I have not done. I…

As we begin the months-long pre-publicity tour for Tina Brown's forthcoming biography of Princess Diana, expect that knives that have long lain dormant for Brown—why stab someone so intent upon doing it themselves (see "Topic A")—to receive a fresh sharpening. In a piece on The First Post, British hack Charles…

This Thursday, Scotland Yard will release their final report on the 1997 auto crash that killed Princess Diana and her loverman Dodi Fayed. The greater mystery may be why anyone still cares, unless it's an attempt to drum up buzz for a 10-year anniversary series of commemorative plates. Nevertheless, other than the…