The Morning Lowdown 10-18-11

»  Yahoo’s Levinsohn On Executive Chaos: ‘You Sort Of Get Used To It’ (paidContent)

»  So Much For ‘Working It Out’: Michael Wolff Is Out At Adweek (paidContent)

»  Charting WSJ Europe’s Circulation Over The Last Decade (paidContent)

»  How can we stop publishers inflating circulation? (The Guardian/Frédéric Filloux)

»  Three UK Papers Are Still Hooked On The Bulk Sales Drug (paidContent)

»  Viacom (NYSE: VIA) and Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Pick Up the Gloves, Again (AllThingsD)

»  Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) Vexed by Weak Sales (WSJ)

»  Tim O’Reilly Vs. Christopher Poole On The Future Of Web Identity (Techcrunch)

»  Adweek managing editor Hillary Frey leaves for Yahoo News on heels of Michael Wolff exit (The Cutline)

»  WATCH: Siri Sings A Funny Love Duet (Business Insider/Daring Fireball)

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