Editorial

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• Viewpoint: How much will Barclays dare to pay? | Nils Pratley

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  It doesnt take a genius to work out that the accrued bonus pool at Barclays Capital will be large Good profits, nice token dividend. So how much has been set aside for bonuses? Barclays, naturally, danced around this question . It has never disclosed the size of the bonus pool at the third-quarter stage in the past ...
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• Bernie Madoff auction

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Public Domain From the banker who threw his investors a curveball, the US goverment presents Lot 276 - Jacket: [1] Blue satin with orange trim jacket labelled and stitched with: NY Mets, "MADF", "25" and "Madoff"
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• Victims of the Fort Hood shootings

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  The 13 people killed in last weeks shootings at the US army base in Texas
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• ISPs and the fight against bots

  
  Privacy Digest — Authority: 436
  ISPs and the fight against bots : Via StopBadware Blog . For the last several months, some of the folks at Comcast have been working on a draft IETF document to inform ISPs about the role they can play in remediating bots on their customers’ computers. This is a tricky challenge: on one hand, ISPs are in a great ...
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• Salon Radio: Rep. Jerry Nadler on State Secrets Act

  
  Privacy Digest — Authority: 436
  Salon Radio: Rep. Jerry Nadler on State Secrets Act : Via Salon: Glenn Greenwald . Last Friday, the House Judiciary Committee, by a vote of 18-12, approved a bill entitled The State Secret Protection Act of 2009 , which, if enacted, would be the first law ever to regulate and limit the Presidents ability to use ...
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• 2009 CMA Awards Predictions

  
  The 9513 — Authority: 523
  Depending on your point of view, the Country Music Association may be the organization responsible for broadening the reach of country music and its artists throughout the nation and around the world, the organization responsible for transforming the genre into a musically homogeneous mass-market commodity, or both. ...
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• Englands coaches put on a brave face as front-row injuries stack up

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  • Duncan Bell set to make first Test start since 2005 • Next week itll be me playing jokes scrum coach It is getting beyond a joke but Graham Rowntree, Englands scrum coach, resolutely did his best. "Next week itll be me playing, if the moneys right," he said, surveying the twisted wreckage of his masterplan to ...
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• Call to reform repressive libel laws

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Intimidating and out-of-date laws are silencing free speech and scientific inquiry, a new report claims, amid increasing controversy over Englands status as "the libel capital of the world". The report, released today after a year-long inquiry, claims that libel law needs fundamental reform to move away from its ...
  5 hours ago

• For whom the net tolls

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Rupert Murdoch wants to remake the web as a toll both, with him in the collectors seat, but the net wont shift to his will Just what, exactly, is Rupert Murdoch thinking ? First, he announces that all of News Corps websites will erect paywalls like the one employed by the Wall Street Journal (however, Rupert managed ...
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• Hiatt: ObamaCare Brings U.S. Closer to Bankruptcy

  
  RedState — Authority: 801
  While the dollar hits a 15 month low , and gold hits an all time high, and the editorial page editor of the Washington Post (no less) is warning : “The bill also could take America a step closer to bankruptcy. And for progressives in particular — for those who believe that government has a mission to ...
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• Jamin Winans Ink Puts A New Spin On Piracy

  
  Late Mag — Authority: 124
  "A mysterious DJ is sent to a city block to mend a series of chain reactions that occur in our everyday lives." Taglined "Two Turntables and a Time Machine", Spin, from 2005, is a short film by director Jamin Winans. The directors latest film, the full length Modern fairytale Ink, hit stores and Bittorent sites ...
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• Honky Tonky Happy Hour: Why I Won’t Be Watching The CMA Awards

  
  The 9513 — Authority: 523
  I haven’t watched the CMA awards in years. Sometimes I’ve had a gig, but most of the time, there wasn’t anything there to interest me. I would flip channels and land on the awards show, but wouldn’t stay long. In the 80s, I didn’t miss a show. All my favorite artists were on. Country had encountered a ...
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• English libel law stifles freedom of expression worldwide

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Our libel law is out of kilter with the rest of the democratic world, encouraging libel tourism and the erosion of free speech in other countries, writes Simon Singh I have just returned from the launch of Free Speech is Not For Sale , the report of a year-long inquiry into the impact of English libel law on ...
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• {what are you reading?}

  
  {this is glamorous} — Authority: 596
  . . . time again to update google reader and, after the question was last posed , happily discovered many new and beautiful blogs -- and so: what are you reading ? {p.s.} tulle , chiffon , sequins , and black and white film -- this stunning editorial by karl lagerfeld features ...
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• Poll: Is Mark Hughes right about Match of the Days pundits?

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  The Manchester City manager has been vocal in his criticism of Alan Hansen and Lee Dixons criticism. Does he have a point?
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• Cheating Foreign Ways; and A Squeal From Lee Dixon | The Fiver

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Subscribe here for your own daily copy delivered to your inbox GRAVITY HATES THEM, THEYRE DIVING AGAIN Another shameful chapter in the history of Association Football was inked at Anfield last night, when Liverpool striker David Ngog conned the referee into awarding a penalty against Lee Carsley, from which ...
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• The Business podcast: A big time for small, social businesses

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Size doesnt matter, and in this special edition of The Business, we discuss all things small and beautiful. Aditya Chakrabortty is joined by Dan Roberts , Deborah Hargreaves , and social business guru Rod Schwartz to analyse whether Britains small businesses hold the key to guiding the country out ...
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• Yangtze delta warned to prepare for effects of climate change

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Delta has been warming faster than global average for a decade, and the impact is already being felt, according to WWF China Chinas most populous river needs massive investment and careful planning to ease the impact of climate change, which is causing floods, droughts and storms to intensify, a new report (pdf) ...
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• Now is the time for small, social businesses to think big

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  If the global financial crisis was caused by rampant greed, could the recovery be spurred by social and ethical firms? This series looks at the role small businesses might play in an economic recovery: creating jobs and delivering growth. In the aftermath of the recent crisis, some contend that the new economy, ...
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• 24 hours in pictures

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  A selection of the best images from around the world
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