Three Westwood One Executives Join Local Radio Networks

Oh, so you don't think wildlife is coming to get us humans? Ask the people attacked by squirrels in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. Squirrels have attacked five people in five days, unprovoked, and they're biting. And you say this isn't war. (WABC-TV/New York)

Congress can't seem to get around to doing anything about hotel resort fees, so instead of making hotels more clearly disclose the fees in advance -- or, heaven forbid, include the fees in the rate quotes -- hotels are taking the opportunity to raise those mandatory fees. Every hotel in Vegas now seems to be on board, and I've been hit with them in places that are hardly "resorts." They pack things like spa access and Wi-fi into the fees, but we're talking around $30 a night, and that's ridiculous. (Washington Post)

There is a market for cat videos. You know that. But there is also a very lucrative market for live events at which cat videos are shown. I'm not kidding. The cat video festival in St. Paul is a huge success. And now there's a "Cat Videos Live!" tour; you'll pay thirty bucks to go to a club or theater and watch cat videos. You will. We are all apparently starved for entertainment. (CNBC)