July 4, 2009 – 

>> Congress Speaker Roberto Micheletti Is Honduras New President
BBC News
>> Russia to Shut Down Casinos, Slot Machine Parlors Leaving Thousands Unemployed
Clifford J. Levy, The New York Times
>> Venezuela President Chavez Threatens Military Intervention After Honduras President Zelaya Ousted in Coup
David Usborne, The Independent (UK)
>> Arab World Watches as Iran’s Citizen Protesters Accomplish More in Days Than Many Activist Leaders Have in Years
Sudarsan Raghavan, The Washington Post
>> Taxing Twist for Health Care Coverage — Paying for the Uninsured by Taxing the Insured — No Matter Their Paycheck Size
Ryan J. Donmoyer, Bloomberg News

>> Sharp Words Increase Iran - U.S. Tension — Decrease Prospect of Any Agreement on Nuclear and Terrorism Issues
Nazila Fathi, Alan Cowell, The New York Times
>> From Champagne to Cessnas, Salaries to Spending Habits, BBC Bosses’ Expenses Made Known
Leigh Holmwood, Benn Dowell, The Guardian (UK)
>> Iraq to Auction Oil Contracts to Foreign Companies — Most Important Opening of Petroleum Fields in Nearly Ten Years
Gina Chon, The Wall Street Journal
>> Sending U.S. Ambassador to Syria Marks Beginning of Obama’s Diplomatic Offensive in the Middle East
Tom Baldwin, James Hider, The Times (UK) 
>> Nixon Presidential Library Releases Audio Recordings, Documents from the 1970s
National Archives and Records Administration, USA
>> Harriet Harman Cleans House with New Parliamentary Standards Bill
BBC News 
>> Israeli Settlement Growth Continues Threatening Palestinian Farmers Livelihood and Testing Washington’s Patience
Rory McCarthy, The Guardian (UK)
>> Iranian Opposition Leader Mousavi Under Secret Police Guard
John Lichfield, The Independent (UK)
>> Continued Attacks Force Romanian Immigrants to Leave Northern Ireland
BBC News
>> John Bercow Elected House of Commons Speaker — Tenure Could Prove Tenuous
Sam Coates, Philip Webster, The Times (UK)
>> Iran’s Election Monitors Admit to Having More Votes Than Voters — Revolutionary Guard Warns Protesters to Be Prepared for Confrontation
Nazila Fathi, Alan Cowell, The New York Times
>> President Obama Urges Iranian Leaders to “Govern Through Consent, Not Coercion”
Jon Donnison, BBC News 
>> Scotland Yard to Investigate Certain MPs Involved in Expense Scandal
Allegra Stratton, Sandra Laville, The Guardian (UK)
>> House Democrats Draft New Health Care Plan — Just Don’t Ask the Price
Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Erica Werner, The Associated Press, The Washington Post
>> As North Korea Tests Long-Range Missiles, U.S. Deploys Defense Forces to Hawaii
Yochi J. Dreazen The Wall Street Journal
>> Iran’s Supreme Leader Sets the Scene for Further Confrontation — Now Sees U.K. as “Most Treacherous” Western Power
Martin Fletcher, The Times (UK)
>> Some Portions of Iraq War Inquiry in U.K. to Be Held as Public Hearings
Philip Webster, Michael Evans, The Times (UK)
>> Online MPs Expense Claims and Receipts Censored to Bits and Pieces
Philippe Naughton, The Times (UK)
>> Former Senators Baker, Daschle and Dole Craft Bipartisan Comprehensive Health Bill
David S. Broder, The Washington Post
>> Climate Change Has Come to Main Street
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
>> Congress to Propose Taxing Employee Health and Life Insurance Benefits — Only Way to Pay for New Health Care System
Richard Wolf, USA Today
>> U.S. Temporarily Suspends Deportation of Immigrant Widows of American Citizens
Miriam Jordan, The Wall Street Journal 
>> European Commission Scraps Plans to Lift Restrictions on Making Rosé Wine in EU
John Lichfield, The Independent (UK)

The Global Economy >> Challenge, Compromise and Change

July 4, 2009 – 

 >> Why Ben Bernanke Will Be Reappointed Federal Reserve Chairman
Kevin Hassett, Bloomberg News
>> Bernard Madoff Sentenced to 150 years for Ponzi Scheme Fraud
MSNBC
>> IRS Pressure to Disclose Offshore Accounts Makes Americans Pariahs to Swiss Banks
Warren Giles, Bloomberg News
>> Tax Breaks and a Bottle of Rum Tucked Into TARP — Or, What Do Captain Morgan, Nascar and Sprint Have in Common
Ryan J. Donmoyer, Bloomberg News 
>> China Blocks Bid for Hummer — Evironmental, Production Concerns
BBC News
 >> Fed Chairman Bernanke Denies Pressuring Bank of America to Merge with Merrill Lynch
Edmund L. Andrews, Louise Story, The New York Times
>> Citigroup Raises Salaries to Replace Bonus Reductions — Joins Morgan Stanley, UBS in Taking New Approach to Compensation
Josh Fineman, Bloomberg News
>> Money Market Funds to Come Under Stronger Regulation to Prevent “Breaking the Buck”
Joanna Chung, Financial Times
>> Even Prince Charles Is Tightening His Budget in This Economy, But Cost to British Taxpayer Still Increases
Robert Booth, The Guardian (UK)
>> Business Groups Want to Extend Home Buyers’ Tax Credit to All Buyers
Stephanie Armour, USA Today 
>> World Bank More Pessimistic Than IMF — Says Global Recession Will Be Deeper, Longer
Timothy R. Homan, Bloomberg News 
>> Fannie, Freddie May Receive Permission to Refinance Mortgages Up to 125% Loan to Value
Dawn Kopecki, Jody Shenn, Bloomberg News 
>> Goldman Sachs to Pay Record Bonuses — Will Hugh Profits from Government Bond Sales Thwart Financial System Reforms
Phillip Inman, The Observer (UK) 
>> European Union Leaders See First Signs of “Sustainable Economic Recovery” — To Have Sweeping Overhaul of Financial Regulations
Jonathan Stearns, James G. Neuger, Bloomberg News
>> German Vending Machines Offer Gold to Go
Murray Wardrop, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Former RBS CEO Fred Goodwin to Take More Than 50 Per Cent Pension Cut
Philip Aldrick, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Lawmakers’ Lobbying Could Undermine GM’s Ability to Survive
Frank Langfitt, NPR
>> New Consumer Financial Protection Agency and Expanded Federal Reserve Powers Over Financial Markets and Institutions Provide Foundation for Obama Proposals
Binyamin Appelbaum, David Cho, The Washington Post 
>> Eddie Bauer Being Sold to Private Equity — To Continue Operating During Reorganization
Stephanie Rosenbloom, Michael J. de la Merced, The New York Times
>> With Fiat Deal Completed, Chrysler Bids Adieu to Crushing Labor Costs and Debt — Receives $6.6 Billion from U.S. Government in Exit Financing
Michael J. de la Merced, Micheline Maynard,
The New York Times
>> Interest Waning in Government-Sponsored Toxic Asset Clean-Up Plan as Wall St. Banks Take Care of Themselves
Krishna Guha, Edward Luce, Saskia Scholtes, The Financial Times
>> Are Traders Pricing In Possibility of Federal Reserve Raising Interest Rates This Year
Liz Capo McCormick, Bloomberg News

Giving and Receiving >>

July 4, 2009  – 

>> Riders Offer Each Other Comfort and Support in Aftermath of Commuter Train Crash
Rosalind S. Helderman, David A. Fahrenthold,
The Washington Post
>> Air France to Pay Initial Compensation to Families of Air Disaster Victims
BBC News
>> Award-Winning “Learning from Africa” Garden Features Innovative Techniques for Use in Your Own Garden
Laura Martin, Send A Cow
>> Woman Receiving Face Transplant Comes Forth to Thank Donor’s Family
Tom Leonard, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Questionable Use of Restricted Gifts Is Feeding Tensions Between Donors and College Administrators 
John Hechinger, The Wall Street Journal
>> Facts About U.S. Outreach Program to the Cuban People
>> Sudan to Allow Some Aid Back Into Darfur
BBC News
>> Italian Americans Offer Abruzzo Their Help Through Relief Funds
>> Are Charities Becoming Too Politically Active
Jill Kirby, Director of the Centre for Policy Studies, The Times (UK)
>> The Powerful Relationship Between Mothers and Sons in India
Heather Timmons, The New York Times
>> Talking to Children About Death
Lisa Belkin, The New York Times 
>> Social Security Recipients to Receive $250 Stimulus Check in May
CNN
 >> “Mum Died Without Her Hurt Being Mended”
Joan Bakewell, The Telegraph (UK)
>> Bragging Rights, Bodychecks and Ballet — Montana Police, Fire Depts Take to the Ice
Ryan Hall, Great Falls Tribune (US-Montana)
>> Gandhi’s Belongings Sold to Indian Businessman — To Be Returned to India for Public Display
A. G. Sulzberger, Jennifer 8. Lee, The New York Times  
>> Memorial to Honor Fallen Motorcycle Riders
Mona Sandefur, The Benton Evening News (US-IL) 
>> Afghan Women — Seeking Shelter in Changing Times
Kirk Semple, Kabul, Afghanistan, The New York Times

Handbags and Human Rights >>

July 4, 2009 – 

>> Banning Burqas — Dress Codes Driven by Cultural Consensus, Not Legislation
Daisy Goodwin, The Times (UK)
>> Supreme Court Overturns Sotomayor Appeals Decision, Rules for White Firefighters — Employers Cannot Overturn Testing or Change Selection Criteria Based on Results
Kristina Peterson, Brent Kendall, The Wall Street Journal
>> Morning Coffees Banned at Public Library
The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Hardline Islamists Punish Robbers with Hand and Foot Amputations in Somalia
BBC News
>> Continued Attacks Force Romanian Immigrants to Leave Northern Ireland
BBC News
>> U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Key Provision of Voting Rights Act
Robert Barnes, The Washington Post
>> The Humanitarian Disaster That Is the New Southern Sudan
Tracy McVeigh, The Observer (UK)
>> Air France to Pay Initial Compensation to Families of Air Disaster Victims
BBC News
>> Supreme Court Rules Worker Must Prove Age to Be Dominant Factor for Job Loss
Tom LoBianco, The Washington Times
>> Some Portions of Iraq War Inquiry in U.K. to Be Held as Public Hearings
Philip Webster, Michael Evans, The Times (UK)
>> Judge’s Memo Spurs Talk About Transparency of Holocaust Era Asset Settlements
Lindsay Pollock, Philip Boroff, Bloomberg News 
>> U.N. World Refugee Day Sees Record High 42 Million People Uprooted from Their Homes by Conflict and Persecution
Haroon Siddique, The Guardian (UK)
 >> Prime Minister Gordon Brown Announces Inquiry Into Iraq War “to Learn the Lessons of This Conflict”
The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> U.S. Temporarily Suspends Deportation of Immigrant Widows of American Citizens
Miriam Jordan, The Wall Street Journal 
>> Northern Ireland Bombing Victims’ Families Win Landmark Judgment in Multi-Million Pound Civil Case
The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> New UK Legislation to Expose Pay Differences Between Men and Women — Including Bonuses
Amelia Gentleman, The Guardian (UK)
>> Volunteering Abroad Gaining Popularity and Purpose With Those Over 50
Stephanie Chen, CNN
>> Scientists and Medical Ethicists Condemn Claims of Human Cloning
Steve Connor, The Independent (UK)
>> Facts About U.S. Outreach Program to the Cuban People
>> Italian Americans Offer Abruzzo Their Help Through Relief Funds
>> Are Charities Becoming Too Politically Active
Jill Kirby, Director of the Centre for Policy Studies, The Times (UK)
>> Immigration Law Has Widows Deported When Spouses Die
Hernán Rozemberg, San Antonio Express-News
>> U.N. Commission on the Status of Women Focuses on Global Economic Slowdown and Violence Against Women
William Eagle, Voice of America
>> “The Moral Imperative to Relieve Suffering: Embryonic Stem Cell Research”
Rev. Susan Brooks Thistlethwaite, Chicago Theological Seminary, The Washington Post
>> Supreme Court Rules Against Pharmaceutical Company Putting Responsibility for Drug Safety and Labeling on Their Shoulders, Not Those of FDA 
 Warren Richey, The Christian Science Monitor
>> English-Language Radio Station Debuting in Moscow Offers a New Voice in Russia
>> Elderly Italians Selling Homes at Discount, Retaining Right to Live in Them Until Death
>> Microfinancing, Job Training for Widows Would Go Far to Bring Stability to Iraq

Rebuilding Your Life

   
 
 
July 4, 2009 –

>> How Title to Property Is Held — Trust, Tenancy, Sole or Joint — Has Serious Legal and Financial Ramifications
Lew Sichelman, Los Angeles Times
>> U.S. Temporarily Suspends Deportation of Immigrant Widows of American Citizens
Miriam Jordan, The Wall Street Journal 
>> Flu Victim’s Widow to Return to Teaching at School Her Husband Loved
Edgar Sandoval, New York Daily News
>> Liam Neeson — Art Helps Heal the Pain
Donna McConnell, The Daily Mail (UK)
>> Life in Myanmar’s Irrawaddy Delta — One Year After Cyclone Deals Catastrophic Blow — Has the Junta Seen the Error of Its Ways
The International Herald Tribune
>> Californication’s Natascha McElhone Tells How She Is Dealing with Grief and Rebuilding Her Life — a Year After Losing Her Husband
Carole Cadwalladr, The Observer (UK)
>> Volunteering Abroad Gaining Popularity and Purpose With Those Over 50
Stephanie Chen, CNN
>> How Can the Ordinary Investor Recover
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic Monthly
>> Dealing With “Digital Assets” After Death
>> From the Art of Millionaire Matchmaking to the Science of Effective Dating Practice
Belinda Mowbray, The Times (UK)
>> Dealing With Stress After Loss of a Loved One — And Other Stress in Life from Job, Diet, Illness
>> Falling in Love Again — Later in Life
>> Feng Shui Practitioners Predict Calmness in 2009, the Year of the Ox, an Earth Year
>> To Thy Own Genome Be True
>> Reinventing Charity Shopping for Today’s Woman — Britain’s Top 25 Charity Shops
>> Fresh Dreams and a New Lease on Life
>> Advice from an Agony Aunt
>> Widower Finds Strength to Raise Children
>> Another Widow Who Couldn’t Cry
>> A Widow Who Can’t Cry
>> How Much Time Does a Young Widow Need to Recover Before She Is Ready to Date

Reading >> Fiction, Nonfiction, Prose, Verse

July 4, 2009 – 

>> Morning Coffees Banned at Public Library
The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Nixon Presidential Library Releases Audio Recordings, Documents from the 1970s
National Archives and Records Administration, USA
>> Shop Class as Soulcraft: An Inquiry Into the Value of Work — Matthew B. Crawford
Kelefa Sanneh, The New Yorker
>> Enjoying a Good Historical Romping Romance Novel Does Not Make You Less of an Intellectual
Erin Norman, The Independent (UK) 
>> Malcolm Gladwell on Tipping Points for Politicans, Rock Bands and Book Authors
David Usborne, The Independent (UK)
>> Home Library — A Place for Treasured Titles
Jennifer Barger, The Washington Post
>> Legendary Paris Bookstore Dusts Off Its Stacks and Expands Its Venue to Welcome In the 21st Century
A. Craig Copetas, Bloomberg News
>> The English Language — One Million Words and Still Growing
Simon Winchester, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> “Fascinating Nuggets” from Renegade, The Making of a President
Jonathan Martin, Politico.com
>> Renegade — The Making of a President — Richard Wolff
>> The Widow’s Season — Laura Brodie
>> Reading Aloud — Breathing Life Into Words
Verlyn Klinkenborg, The New York Times
>> Boston Dedicates Poe Square to Honor Native Son Edgar Allen Poe
Peter Schworm, The Boston Globe
>> Cultures of Mankind Emerge as the UN’s World Digital Library Debuts Online
Edward Cody, The Washington Post
>> Supreme Court Justice Rules on Authorship of Shakespeare’s Plays
Jess Bravin, The Wall Street Journal

Watching >> Films, TV, Online

July 4, 2009 –

>> A Night of Music, Melancholy and Mirth in Central Park
Charles Isherwood, The New York Times
>> Movies’ New Male Beauty - How Hollywood Shapeshifted from John Wayne to Zac Efron
Irina Aleksander, The New York Observer
>> From Champagne to Cessnas, Salaries to Spending Habits, BBC Bosses’ Expenses Made Known
Leigh Holmwood, Benn Dowell, The Guardian (UK)
>> Motion Picture Academy Slates More Best Picture Nominees for Oscar — Short List Just Got Longer
John Horn, Juliette Funes, Los Angeles Times
>> Why Do Women Playwrights Have a Tougher Time Getting Their Work Produced
Patricia Cohen, The New York Times
>> Nijinsky on YouTube — A Faux Faun
Joan Acocella, The New Yorker
>> Woody Allen to Talk With Carla Bruni About Film Role
James Mackenzie, Reuters
>> The Body Is the New Capital for Italy’s Young Women
Elisabetta Povoledo, The New York Times
>> Chinese Villagers Perform Traditional Folk Opera — the Yang Opera
China Daily, China Free Press
>> Documentary Film, Food, Inc., Debuts — Coming to Your Cineplex and Your Table
Corby Kummer, The Atlantic
>> Charity Shop Renaissance Program Debuts on British TV
Simon Chilvers, The Guardian (UK)
>> More Channels, High-Definition Picture, Better Sound — Switch to Digital TV Takes Place in U.S. Today
Leslie Cauley, David Lieberman. USA Today
>> The A-Team Loves It When A Plan Comes Together — Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper Negotiating Film Deal
Veronica Schmidt, The Times (UK)
>> Lack of Respect, Consideration for Carradine Family Shown with Forensic Photos Being Leaked to Media
BBC News
>> Forbes Annual Ranking of the World’s Most Powerful Celebrities
Matthew Miller, Dorothy Pomerantz, Lacey Rose, Forbes
>> Chinese TV Has Its Own Susan Boyle in a 79-Year-Old “Happy Girls” Contestant
Ma Lie, China Daily
>> Be It Susan Boyle or Amy Winehouse — New Found Fame Can Push Both Amateur and Professional Dangerously Close to the Edge
Mark Lawson, The Guardian (UK)
>> Designing Women — First Season of Classic, Witty Sitcom Debuts on DVD
>> TV Networks to Offer Comic Relief from the Recession — Bringing Back Friends, Frasier, Seinfeld, Dharma and Greg Stars
Bloomberg News
>> Celebrities Fighting Back at Those Invading Their Privacy
Celine Naughton, The Independent (IE) 
>> Table Tennis Has Some New Star Players
Emily Dugan, The Independent (UK)
>> Director Martin Scorsese to Film Biopic of Frank Sinatra
Ben Hoyle, The Times (UK)
>> From Book to Film, Literary Adaptations Give Audiences a Room with a View
David Nicholls, The Independent (UK)
>> Audrey Tatou, Coco Chanel — Intensely Private Women
Justine Picardie, The Times (UK)
>> Californication’s Natascha McElhone Tells How She Is Dealing with Grief and Rebuilding Her Life — a Year After Losing Her Husband
Carole Cadwalladr, The Observer (UK)
>> Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange — The Eccentric Ladies of HBO’s Grey Gardens
Jim Windolf, Vanity Fair
>> Entertainers Are Taking Over the World
Marina Hyde, The Guardian (UK)
>> Proposed U.K. Rule Changes Would Allow Pregnancy Advisory Services, Condoms, Herbal Medicines to Be Advertised on TV
Martin Hickman, The Independent (UK) 
>> National Film Registry Adds 25 New Films

Listening >> Vinyl, CDs, MP3s

July 4, 2009 –

>> Pre-Recession Private Rock Concerts — Gigs That Dare Not Speak Their Names
Robert Sandall, The Times (UK)
>> Oscar Will Sing No Bad Songs
Michael Cieply, The New York Times
>> Analog Lovers Fighting Digital “Assault” on Radio in the U.K.
Libby Purves, The Times (UK)   
>> Bono — Politics Set to Music or Music Set to Politics
Chrissy Iley, The Sunday Times (UK)
>> The Bangles — Still Having Their Edgy Moments
Shanon Cook, CNN
>> The Songs That Name Names
Ben Walsh, The Independent (UK)
>> Xian Zhang — Scaling New Heights at the Podium
 Chloe Veltman, Los Angeles Times
>> ARChive of Contemporary Music — Where the World’s Sound Recordings Play On
David Gonzalez, The New York Times
>> Abba’s Hit Song Writers — Benny and Bjorn — Offer Up Some New Pop Tunes 
Ian Youngs, BBC News
>> Melody Gardot — My One and Only Thrill
Chrissy Iley, The Times (UK)
>> Supreme Court Rules on Fleeting Expletives  
Joan Biskupic, USA Today    
>> Vinyl Albums Sales Mark the Return of the Neighborhood Record Store
August Brown, Los Angeles Times
>> Carole King -Tapestry: Re-Released - The Natural Woman Finds Joy in Her Legacy
Helen Brown, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> What You Need to Know When Buying Tickets for Music, Theatre, Sports Venues
Jason Kephart, SmartMoney.com 
>> Traditional Funeral Music Changing With the Times
Anita Singh, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Widow to Close Classical Music Mecca
Daniel J. Wakin, The New York Times
 >> BBC Proms 2009 — A Confluence of Barenboim, Bollywood and British Ukuleles — 17 July through 12 September
>> Pipe Organ in Manhattan’s St. Paul’s Chapel — Place of Comfort and Support After 9/11 — To Once Again Be Played on Easter
Nicole Seiferth, Trinity Wall Street 
>> KISS — Coming to a Cornfield Near You
Eventful.com
>> The Beatles Remastered Original Catalogue to Be Released on CD in Fall ‘09
The Beatles.com
>> This Summer’s Music Festivals Will Offer Timeless Music, Ageless Stars
Tim Walker, The Independent (UK)
>> 2009 Edinburgh International Festival Inspired by the Scottish Enlightenment
Severin Carrell, The Guardian (UK)
>> Never-Before-Seen Photographs of The Beatles and the Rolling Stones Touring America in the 1960s Discovered  
Richard Alleyne, The Daily Telegraph (UK)
>> Kennedy Center Announces 2009-2010 Season Featuring Performances by Cate Blanchett and Estelle Parsons
Anne Midgette, The Washington Post 
>> English-Language Radio Station Debuting in Moscow Offers a New Voice in Russia
>> Live Nation, Ticketmaster Merger to Go Under Review by Justice Department

Living Smart >> Technology

July 4, 2009 – 

>> Nijinsky on YouTube — A Faux Faun
Joan Acocella, The New Yorker
>> Kodachrome Retires — A Life Well Lived
Julianne Pepitone, CNNMoney
>> Analog Lovers Fighting Digital “Assault” on Radio in the U.K.
Libby Purves, The Times (UK) 
>> President Obama Tweets to Twitter: Postpone Service Shut Down
Ewen MacAskill, The Guardian (UK)
>> Iranian Protesters Defiantly Texting and Tweeting to the Rest of the World
Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times  
>> Scareware — Scourge of the Internet
Bryon Acohido, USA Today
>> Bringing Back Polaroid Film — Seeking Analog Aspects in a Digital World
Carter Dougherty, The New York Times
>> California’s Tailpipe Emissions Standards to Be Imposed Nationally — And MPG Rate to Be Raised for Vehicles Sold in U.S.
John M. Broder, The New York Times
>> University Alumni Looking to Edit the Past to Evade Google Searches
Sam Guzik, AOL News
>> Airline Seating — New Designs Bring Thinner Seats, More Personal Space
Roger Yu, USA Today
>> Smart Meters Hold Promise of Real-Time Energy Efficiency in U.K.
Adam Vaughan, The Guardian (UK)
>> International Race to Develop Cyberweapons and System Defenses
David E. Sanger, John Markoff and Thom Shanker, The New York Times 
>> Portraiture — Here’s Looking at You, Kid
Michael Glover, The Independent (UK) 
>> Scientists and Medical Ethicists Condemn Claims of Human Cloning
Steve Connor, The Independent (UK)
>> What Is a Necessity — Versus a Luxury — Being Rethought by Americans of All Ages and Backgrounds
Sharon Jayson, USA Today
>> Cultures of Mankind Emerge as the UN’s World Digital Library Debuts Online
Edward Cody, The Washington Post
>> Dealing With “Digital Assets” After Death
>> Spear Phishing — A New Catch in the Sport of Cyber Thieves
>> How to Make and Receive International Phone Calls Without Paying a Fortune
Matt Gross, The New York Times