Our friend Quin Hillyer points out:

Kathryn — I thought readers of The Corner might find this interesting/maddening/amusing. Note the differences between how AP introduces the nominee for Commerce vs. how the NYT does. Here’s the AP:
“WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush on Monday chose Carlos Gutierrez, a native of Cuba who rose from truck driver to chief executive officer of Kellogg Co., to be secretary of Commerce. “
Here’s the Times, or at least what goes out to the Times News Service:
“BUSH FILLS FOURTH SLOT IN SECOND TERM CABINET
” (For use by New York Times News Service clients.)
” By STEWART M. POWELL û
” c. 2004 Hearst Newspapers û
” WASHINGTON – President Bush on Monday named multimillionaire Carlos Gutierrez, the Cuba-born head of the $9 billion-a-year Kellogg cereal company, to join his 15-member Cabinet as secretary of commerce in a continued shake up for the second term.
” Bush announced the selection of the 51-year-old corporate executive…”