Albert Kim is a TV writer and journalist. He has written for numerous magazines, including Sports Illustrated, Entertainment Weekly, Esquire, Time and Men’s Fitness. As an editor, he has worked at People, Details, Entertainment Weekly and Sports Illustrated.

For television, he has written episodes of the FX drama, Dirt, and he was also the Senior News Director at ESPN, where he cocreated the entertainment news program, ESPN Hollywood. A graduate of Princeton University, he currently lives in Manhattan Beach, Calif.

Blog Entries by Albert Kim

Why Those L.A. Times Ads Will Hurt Its Bottom Line

Posted April 17, 2009 | 12:56 PM (EST)


The internal war that erupted this week at the Los Angeles Times broke down along all-too familiar lines. Publisher Eddy Hartenstein, defending his decision to run ads for an NBC show and an upcoming Paramount film that had been designed to look like news stories, claimed that harsh business...

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Why Don't Journalists Get Residuals?

Posted November 14, 2007 | 09:53 PM (EST)


Even those who have only been following the Hollywood writers' strike from a disinterested distance are probably aware that the whole kerfuffle boils down to one thing: residuals. The premise behind residuals is simple enough. Writers create stories and turn them over to companies who use them to make...

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