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• A climate of suspicion – Financial Times

  
  Relevant News — Authority: 177
  China Daily A climate of suspicion Financial Times The publication last week of excerpts from 3000 e-mails stolen from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia comes as a blow to global-warming activists on the very eve of the Copenhagen climate summit. … Whos to blame for Climategate Read ...
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• How Can I Make Money Online…Quickly? | Moneyhelpyou

  
  PHILCHAR — Authority: 165
  Are you sick and tired of having to deal with the tough financial times? Do you want to know how the ‘other guys’ do it? How do they a;ke all that money online ? View original post here: How Can I Make Money Online Quickly? | Moneyhelpyou © 2009, wdvufv . All Articles belong to their respective ...
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• Inquiry told the Iraq War is illegitimate

  
  The Common Ills — Authority: 507
  It will cover Britains role in Iraq from July 2001 to July 2009 and report some time next year, after the General Election. Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britains ambassador to the UN at the time, has already told the inquiry that the war was not legitimate. Earlier Sir Christopher Meyer, then Britains ambassador to ...
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• Black Friday: Dubai Debt Crisis Roils Global Markets

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 799
  Black Friday may take on a whole new, scarier meaning today. Depending how closely you were paying attention to the news (or Twitter) between yesterday’s turkey courses you may have heard whispers of Dubai. The news is not good, and you are likely going to be hearing a lot more about it today. Here’s a short ...
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• The Incredible Lightness of the U.S. Media

  
  The New Republic - the stash Feed — Authority: 139
  If you just read American newspapers, you might not know that financial markets around the world plunged over news that the government-owned Dubai World – upon which that emirate’s claim to economic (non-oil) leadership in the Middle East rests -- may be on the verge of collapse.  I followed the Dubai story in ...
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• Microsoft’s Dance With Newspapers Continues

  
  Technology Info — Authority: 158
  We’ve been doing some more digging on the definitive moves by Microsoft to woo newspapers over to Bing and away from Google, a story we broke two weeks ago.Since then there have been some follow-up by various media outlets, notably the Financial Times this week which confirmed that Microsoft had had discussions with ...
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• Guardian holds onto its online lead

  
  Thoughts of Nigel — Authority: 512
  The latest ABCEs are out and Guardian.co.uk is still out in front when it comes to unique users of its site. 31.7m to be exact in October,a fall of around 4 per cent and just slightly in front of the Mail no doubt helped by that Jan Moir article. Large increases in the month for the Times up nearly 13 per cent to ...
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• Financial Times How To Spend It party

  
  My Fashion Life — Authority: 596
  As the Financial Times’ luxury lifestyle magazine How To Spend It turns 15, we were invited down to join in with its birthday celebrations at the annual Financial Times How To Spend It party earlier in the week.As we walked into Il Bottaccio along the grand Grosvenor place, we knew we were in for an [...]
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• Microsoft’s Dance With Newspapers Continues

  
  Technology Pundit — Authority: 169
  We’ve been doing some more digging on the definitive moves by Microsoft to woo newspapers over to Bing and away from Google, a story we broke two weeks ago . Since then there have been some follow-up by various media outlets, notably the Financial Times this week which confirmed that Microsoft had had discussions ...
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• A blend of traditional and contemporary

  
  FIVEFOOTWAY.COM — Authority: 128
  Edwin Heathcote, for FT.com - Qatar has seemed determined to provide a counterbalance to the turbo-charged skyline of Dubai which, before it fizzled out into a prickly line of unfinished skyscrapers, had overshadowed the whole Gulf. Recent headlines have been dominated by Qatar’s foreign investments, most notably ...
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• Does Rupert Murdoch have an Internet strategy?

  
  Scholars and Rogues — Authority: 601
  As a follow-on to Dr. Denny’s post on Rupert Murdoch way back on 29 August, there have been further developments worth noting in this space. There has been a flurry of headlines the past few weeks over recent comments by Murdoch, who now is making noises about removing News Corp news stories from Google. He’s ...
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• Raising Rates Could Cause The Next Downturn In Europe And US: World Bank

  
  Fair Loan Rate! — Authority: 139
  The World Bank published a report today in The Financial Times, saying that rapid interest rate increases aimed at surrounding inflation in product and asset prices, could give way to another recession in US and European countries, as their economies are recovering quite slowly. The World Bank President, Robert ...
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• The Next Depression: It’s worse than they think

  
  Contrarian Stock Market Investing News - Featuring Bargain Stocks — Authority: 430
  Bill Bonner , daily commentator and resident voice of reason at The Daily Reckoning , discusses the current economic depression – and why we can’t simply wish it away. Bill Bonner ( The Daily Reckoning, UK ): The ‘recession’ did more damage than they think Claptrap! Nonsense! Balderdash! Everywhere we ...
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• Recession Did More Damage Than You Think and it Isn’t Over

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 550
  Claptrap! Nonsense! Balderdash! Everywhere we look, someone is saying something ridiculous. Which is good news to us. This Daily Reckoning was getting to be serious work...what with the world facing a total financial meltdown and all. So, were pleased to be able to lighten up by, once again, telling you what an ...
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• William Miller

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Innovative editor, publisher and literary agent with a love of the good life William Miller, who has died aged 75, lived a life of many passions, but perhaps the most enduring of these was to try to make "good books popular and popular books good". And, first as an editor, then as a publisher, and finally as an ...
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• The Iraq Inquiry begins in London

  
  The Common Ills — Authority: 507
  At the Guardian , Andrew Sparrow is live blogging the Iraq Inquiry in London. Rose Gentles song Gordon died serving in Iraq. ITV News speaks with her (link is video) and she tells them, "I just hope the committee stuck to their word because they promised us that theyd look inside and outside and if there were ...
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• Free No More?

  
  Net News Publisher — Authority: 451
  Rupert Murdoch has long been looking for a way to drive a stake through the heart of the information-wants-to-be-free vampire. Is Microsoft now offering him that stake? According to a team of Financial Times reporters tracking a common story from bases in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York, this may ...
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• Government Debt is the New Subprime

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 598
  With at least part of the subprime crisis behind us, Gillian Tett of The Financial Times questions if policy makers are focused upon solving what is likely to be the next danger, or if they are simply avoiding a repeat of the last one. What is the next subprime crisis? According to Tett, it’s quite possibly ...
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• Knickers to the Red, White & Blue

  
  Professionally Speaking — Authority: 407
  Visiting my home town in the UK last week, I experienced a new perspective on some of the cultural oddities of these United States. For instance, people in England, as elsewhere across the planet, hang their washing to dry outside on clear days. This obvious solution to drying clothes en plein air is anathema to [...]
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• Could denying bedroom privileges save the planet?

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 135
  There will be a record number of side events at the United Nations-sponsored climate talks in Copenhagen next month, but one woman’s one-woman show could give the delegates, most of whom will be men, the incentive they really need to agree a new global warming treaty. In “ The Boycott “, Kathryn Blume plays ...
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