Posted by John Byrne at 3:59 p.m. Mayor Richard Daley today pledged not to allow the cost of overtime for city snow plow drivers deter him from spending money to make sure streets are clear. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

Tom Spurgeon's Web site of comics news, reviews, interviews and commentary Original content ©2009 Tom Spurgeon. All rights reserved. Full Article at The Comics Reporter

Welcome to the two-hundred and thirty-sixth in a series of examinations of comic book legends and whether they are true or false. Click here for an archive of the previous two hundred and thirty-five. Full Article at Comic Book Resources

John Byrne, the former editor-in-chief of BusinessWeek, has launched his own company C-Change Media. He writes that this is a good time to launch a new media company because there are significant advantages. Full Article at SiliconValleyWatcher.com

Today is executive editor John Byrne’s last day at BusinessWeek. Tomorrow Bloomberg officially takes over following its acquisition of the magazine in October, and Byrne – editor-in-chief of BusinessWeek.com and one prolific tweeter – is. Full Article at The Wrap

It’s been only a week since BusinessWeek executive editor/BusinessWeek.com editor John Byrne confirmed the rumors and announced his resignation from the magazine, but already has revealed details about his new media venture, called C-Change Media. Full Article at Folio

I passionately believe that the future of media is digital and that newcomers have tremendous advantages over incumbents. Full Article at mediabistro.com

I passionately believe that the future of media is digital and that newcomers have tremendous advantages over incumbents. Full Article at AdPulp

The Thing pinup by John Byrne, featured in the Fantastic Four Special Edition that I yakked up two weeks ago. Byrne portrayed Ben Grimm as he appeared in the early issues of the FF, somewhat lumpy in places, rather than his modern rocky design. Full Article at Giant Size Marvel

John Byrne, the executive editor of BusinessWeek who oversaw the magazine’s Web operations, launched his new media company Tuesday. Full Article at Talking Biz News

All Things D | C-Change Media John Byrne says it's too early to reveal what his company's first products will be, but he envisions more than a single platform. Full Article at Romenesko

What is that thing? Well, it has a name, Byrne says today in a blog post: “C-Change”. So what will it do? Full Article at All Things Digital

TWO YOUTHS have been remanded in custody at a special sitting of Arklow District Court, Co Wicklow, to appear at Wicklow District Court next Friday in relation to the death of shopkeeper John Deasy. Full Article at Irish Times

Two men have appeared in court in connection with a robbery in Wicklow in which a shopkeeper was killed earlier this week. Full Article at Irish Times

TWO Arklow teenagers appeared at the local district court last night on charges arising from a robbery at a grocery and newsagent's during which the owner was stabbed to death. Full Article at Irish Independent

Here we have the full February 2010 Solicitations for IDW Publishing, featuring new number 1s and new storylines. For more from February 2010: Mercy Thompson: Moon Called #1 Patricia Briggs, Derek Ruiz (w) • Clint Hilinski (a & c) Mercedes "Mercy" Full Article at Newsarama

John Byrne BusinessWeek Departure Rumors Turn True (FishbowlNY) Recently, the magazine departure watchdogs had turned their interest on mediabistro.comBusinessWeek.com's editor-in-chief John Byrne, and this time the gossipers were right. Full Article at mediabistro.com

"He will be re-locating to the San Francisco area. Byrne was recently married to Kate Rodler, who resides in Marin County. Full Article at mediabistro.com

Longtime BusinessWeek Editor John Byrne will not be joining the Bloomberg LP version of BusinessWeek. Full Article at NewYorkBusiness.com