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  • UK foreign officials including Medvedev spied at 2009 G20 meetings UK foreign officials including Medvedev spied at 2009 G20 meetings

    LONDON - Edward Snowden, the whistleblower who exposed secrets of the US intelligence, has disclosed that Britain's electronic intelligence agency spied on foreign politicians and officials who attended the London G20 summit in 2009, a news report said. The disclosures by The Guardian may cause diplomatic tension as they coincide with the latest G8 summit being hosted by London in Northern ...

  • Saudi Arabia sets up national e-security center to prevent hackers

    Riyadh, June 18 (Xinhua-ANI): Saudi Arabia has started to set up National e-Security Center, a national authority for information security to protect the country's e-system from hackers, local Al Sharq Al Awsat newspaper said Tuesday. Many hackers have been managing to attack Saudi government's websites to steal data by planting undetected viruses for months, the center's Director, Abdulrahman ...

  • Tabloid world awaits K-childs first pic

    The race for getting the first photos of Kim Kardashian's child has began in the tabloid world. According to publishing industry insiders, the first photos of the child could come at a reasonable price to the publisher, who plays it smart, the New York Daily News reported. But an insider from the in the industry has revealed that West would never agree to sell the photos, but if he did, they'd ...

  • Assad Warns Europe Will Pay the Price for Arming Rebels

    Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is warning Europe it will "pay the price" if it arms the rebels fighting to drive him from power. Assad told Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper that giving the rebels weapons would "export" terrorists to Europe. He said fighters in Syria would gain combat experience and return to Europe with extremist ideologies. The Syrian president ...

  • Majority of Americans Dont Trust Newspapers and Television News

    The percentage of Americans saying they have "a great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers dropped to 23 percent this year from 25 percent last ...


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I, The Jury

I, The Jury

In the 1982 updating of Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel "I, The Jury," hard-boiled detective Mike Hammer is a Vietnam vet who drives a shiny bronze Trans Am, dresses like Don Johnson in "Miami Vice" with less pastels, and has sworn off alcohol. However, he still smokes his Lucky Strikes, detests a ... ...

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  • Jason Sheftell Popular Daily News Reporter Found Dead

    , a memo this morning from editor in chief Colin Myler has shocked and saddened the staff, with the news that the newspaper's well-liked and prolific real-estate editor and reporter, Jason Sheftell, has died. "It is with great sadness and deep regret that I have to tell you that our beloved colleague, Jason Sheftell, was found dead this morning in his apartment," Myler wrote in ...

  • AOL’s Patch Limps Toward Profitability

    by: Edmund Lee | Bloomberg Businessweek After more than five years of reporting on school-board meetings and community bake sales, AOL Inc.’s Patch is now at the center of another story: whether the company’s bet on local news can be profitable. Patch, with more than 900 sites supplying news to communities or neighborhoods, has become a test case for both the online-news ...

  • Fairfax Magazines to Close NZ Tech Titles

    by: James Henderson | Techday Fairfax Magazines will resign the licences, owned by IDG, to publish technology titles Computerworld, Reseller News and PC World in New Zealand. In a press release sent out to the media late yesterday, the organisation says the decision is based on changes driven by the current economic ...

  • “Does that worry you about newspapers dying”

    IC: Is there a story that you are most proud of? JH: I think of us more in terms of reporters and our young staff, and I think about that in terms of the broader business. It's crumbling! Carrie Budoff Brown came to us from the Philly Inquirer. It was a shell. The Washington Post is still a strong newspaper, but no one there would say it is providing the number of opportunities for young ...

  • The Guardian development flow

    By moving towards a GitHub flow with continuous integration, the Guardian's software team describe how they've streamlined development and ...

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