Parmy Olson, – Forbes.com – 01.28.10, 11:20 AM EST Murdoch’s BSkyB brings 3-D television to a mass market. Can they make it pay? LONDON — Paid-for television has precious few options when it comes to tackling the threat of video on the Web: grab more consumers by going online itself, come up with irresistible content [...]
Toyota’s president apologized Friday for the gas pedal problems that have forced the recall of millions of vehicles in the United States and Europe, Japanese media reported.
It’s official. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK has ruled that the Climatic Research Unit of the University of East Anglia broke the law by refusing to comply with data requests properly filed under the UK’s Freedom of Information Act.
ONCE global warming was the “great moral challenge of our generation”. Or so claimed the current Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Michael Rudd . But suddenly it’s the great con that’s falling to bits around Kevin Rudd’s ears.
Glacier scientist: I knew data hadn’t been verified By David Rose Last updated at 12:54 AM on 24th January 2010 The scientist behind the bogus claim in a Nobel Prize-winning UN report that Himalayan glaciers will have melted by 2035 last night admitted it was included purely to put political pressure on world leaders. Dr [...]
JD Salinger, who shocked one generation and inspired another with a classic novel of teenage rebellion, has died at home in New Hampshire, aged 91.
Former prime minister expected to tell Chilcot he acted in good faith when taking the decision to send British troops to join the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003
With a nod toward the parable of the five blind men evaluating an elephant, it’s important not to look at the forthcoming tablet through the prism of individual media types. Most of those speculating about Apple’s tablet aren’t thinking big enough.
Taliban commanders held secret exploratory talks with a United Nations special envoy this month to discuss peace terms, it emerged tonight.
The Budapest Sun – Guardian.co.uk “Allowed only one hour of exercise a day, one shower a week, and one visit by relatives a month, they have been interviewed only once by police in more than 80 days’ detention. Hungary’s criminal justice system is tough, bureaucratic and notoriously slow. Under the penal code, the two could [...]
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