With a New York Times Magazine profile just published online, right-wing radio host Rush Limbaugh signs a $400 million contract with Clear Channel Communications to continue broadcasting through 2016.

The Los Angeles Times announced it will eliminate 150 jobs in its newsroom and decrease the number of pages it publishes by 15 percent. The cuts far exceed predictions made by executives just a few months ago, The New York Times reports. In February, publisher David Hiller said he expected the news staff to decrease by only 40 to 50 positions.

Burger King is targeting health-conscious parents with a marketing and promotional campaign touting a more nutritious children's meal, which will go on sale July 7.

SAVANNAH, GA: The Gretsch Company, which produces drums and guitars, is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year with an unsigned artists competition.

NEW YORK: Virgin Mobile has selected Ruder Finn as its AOR following a competitive review.

LOS ANGELES: Disney will inject its Web site with a new boost of entertainment when a revamped Disney.com is unveiled later this summer, and the company is reaching out to key constituents in the online and mobile space to inform them of what the company is doing for the updated site.

NEW YORK: New Era Cap Co., the makers of baseball teams' official in-field caps, will set up a miniature stadium for kids in the trendy New York neighborhood of Soho in order to promote its All-Star Game Major League Baseball (MLB) merchandise ahead of the fray.

NEW YORK: BlogTalkRadio, a service that allows consumers to create and host live talk shows over the Internet, launched a blogger outreach campaign June 25 after securing $4.6 million in financing during a search led by the Kraft Group.

The FDA faces an uphill publicity battle, after admitting - 11 weeks into the tomato scare - that the agency is still unsure of the source of the salmonella outbreak and even whether tomatoes were involved.

NEW YORK: Rotating Tower Technology Company, headed by architect Dr. David Fisher and his Dynamic Architecture Group, hired Rubenstein to handle PR surrounding the launch of its latest project: the Dynamic Tower.