| IAC, Liberty pre-trial settlement unlikely: source
IAC/InterActiveCorp and controlling shareholder Liberty Media are far apart in their positions about a proposed spin-off of IAC units and are unlikely to reach a settlement ahead of a trial expected next week, a source familiar with IAC's thinking said on Monday. .
Barry Bonds indicted on 4 perjury counts, obstruction of justice
Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire was winning acclaim for breaking the single-season home-run record then held by Roger Maris. According to Bonds' former girlfriend, Kimberly Bell, and other people who know him, Bonds became jealous of the attention paid to McGwire, whom he regarded as an inferior player and a steroid user. In the offseason, Bonds began training with Anderson, a friend from the San Carlos Little League. According to documents seized by investigators, Anderson began supplying the Giants star with steroids and human growth hormone. Through the drug use and weight training, Bonds became far more muscular and transformed himself into the greatest slugger of his era. After the 2000 season, Anderson took Bonds to BALCO and introduced him to Conte, who at the time was providing undetectable steroids to Olympic athletes so they could beat drug tests.
Radio & TV Talk
This is just more insanity in Atlanta radio, which has also featured a major station move signals, four new morning shows and the return of the Regular Guys and Steve & Vikki (in July) on new signals. Permalink | Comments (436) | Post your comment | 2/29: Interview with WSB's Jamie Dupree By Rodney Ho | Friday, February 29, 2008, 11:00 AM The Atlanta Journal-Constitution .
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