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New York Times (USA) • Tsipras?s Debt Plan Sends Athens Stock Market Sliding
• Ancient Skull Adds New Insight to Story of Human Evolution
• Surabaya Journal: Old Port City Has New Role as Locus of Grief After AirAsia ...
• Argentine Officials Point to Aide in Prosecutor?s Mysterious Death
• French Comedian Stands Trial Over Comment Against Jewish Journalist
• Jordan Offers to Release Terrorist in Exchange for Pilot Held by ISIS
• German Anti-Immigrant Movement Leaders Resign Posts
• At Auschwitz-Birkenau, Holocaust Survivors, Ever Dwindling in Number, Gather ...
• Sinosphere Blog: Report Sheds Light on Transgender Sex Workers in China
• World Briefing: Uganda: Agency Cuts Refugees? Rations
• Sinosphere Blog: Illegal Basement Suspected in Collapse of Beijing Courtyard
• Sinosphere Blog: Dystopian Reality of China?s Smog Captured in ?Airpocalypse?...
• Alexander Litvinenko Murder Suspect Calls Accusations ?Nonsense?
• North Korean Leader to Visit Russia in May
• Hezbollah Missile Attack Kills Israeli Soldiers Near Lebanon, and 2 Sides Exc...
• New Rules in China Upset Western Tech Companies
• Communist Officials in Tibetan Region Punished for Separatism, China Says
• Op-Ed Contributor: In Yemen, Violence Pays
• Philippine President Says He Didn?t Give Go-Ahead for Police Raid
• Israeli Group Says Military Attacks on Palestinian Homes Appeared to Violate Law
Guardian (UK) • Bank of England governor attacks eurozone austerity
• Israel and Hezbollah on brink of serious clash after soldier deaths
• Michelle Obama opts to forgo headscarf during Saudi Arabia visit
• Tesco names 43 stores to close in turnaround plan
• Dozens of elite London police disciplined since 2010, figures reveal
• Ched Evans submits ?fresh evidence? to try to get rape conviction overturned
• NHS hires up to 3,000 foreign-trained doctors in a year to plug staff shortage
• Litvinenko postmortem ?most dangerous ever in western world?
• Schools watchdog chief denies Ofsted has anti-Christian agenda
• Jordan agrees to swap death-row terrorist for Isis-held pilot
• YouTube staff too swamped to filter out all terror-related content
• Skull discovery suggests location where humans first had sex with Neanderthals
• Snow and cold weather forecast to spread to south of UK
• Attorney general nominee: legal basis for Obama immigration policy 'reasonabl...
• British Airways changes airmiles scheme cutting value for economy class
Daily Mail (UK) • That'll show them! Mississippi mother, 29, who was told she was too fat and s...
• Photographer Tomas Freyr Kristjansson stands in face of 500ft LAVA waves
• 20 surprising sugar swaps that could help you lose weight
• Female Pakistani teachers taught to kill after Peshawar massacre
• Paul Bailey is first person in the world to own £3m 'Holy Trinity' of hypercars
• Mac on... the Tories' new welfare crackdown on the workshy
• Toddler tries his best to stop annoying TV news ticker
• PIERS MORGAN says 'You wouldn't wish the Saudi regime on your enemy, but Obam...
• Donkey milk and horse oil are the hot new South Korean beauty trends
• Kamran Kam claims benefits because '9 to 5 jobs interfere with fitness regime'
• Banks sold useless card insurance to two million customers
• Was Albert Einstein right about a generation of idiots?
• Trident 'could quit Scotland for Wales': Secret plan for nuclear subs trigger...
• Woman who lost three babies claims progesterone gave her a daughter
• The 8,000 Heathrow noise complaints from just TWO people
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PC Magazine • Kansas City Prepping Huge Electric Car Charging Network
• Lockitron Tries Again With 'Bolt' Smart Lock
• FCC to Hotels: Stop Blocking Wi-Fi Hotspots (or Else)
• Delaware Exploring Digital Driver's Licenses
• Google Fixes Homophobic Slurs in Translate
• Apple's Record Quarter; New Google Fiber Cities; Twitter Group DMs
• FTC Wants More Secure 'Internet of Things'
• Luna Smart Mattress Is Your Lazy Dream Come True
• Wickr Hides Private Photos With Cat Pics
• Snapchat Helps You 'Discover' More Than Your Friends' Weird Pics
• Kevlar-Covered Batteries Could Prevent Phone Fires
• Which Airlines Have the Best Wi-Fi?
• Twitter Adds Group Direct Messages, Video Editing
• Microsoft Surface Stats; Cablevision Wi-Fi Phone Service; China iPhone Sales
• Facebook: We Caused Outage, Not Lizard Squad
• Surface, Lumia Spur Microsoft Sales Growth
• Windows 10: What's New in Security?
• NASA Designing a Copter Drone for Mars
• Google Gave WikiLeaks Data to Feds...2.5 Years Ago
• Drone Crash Lands at White House
• Apple Adds Free Section to iTunes Store
• AT&T Celebrates 100 Years Since First Transcontinental Phone Call
• Report: Google Fiber Headed to North Carolina
• 20th Anniversary PS4 Auction Pulls in Big Bucks
• Facebook 'Lite' App Targets Emerging Markets
• Report: iPhone Sales in China Top U.S.
• Save Money on a New Phone With T-Mobile Score
• Weather Checklist: How to Prepare Your Tech for a Storm
• Stay Connected With Logitech's Portable Video-Conferencing Device
• Report: Samsung to Serve as Main Chip Supplier for Next iPhone
PC-World • Amazon said to launch enterprise email service
• Samsung Gear VR hits Best Buy with litany of health disclaimers
• Nvidia plans GeForce GTX 970 driver update for memory performance concerns
• Alienware Alpha price cut could signal big changes for the former Steam Machine
• EU air passenger database about to take flight, but critics want it grounded
• Leaked: HTC One M9 could have a second phablet-size model with a home button
• Sony-Spotify deal kills Music Unlimited and could pre-empt Spotify for Xbox One
• Canadian agency reported to be monitoring millions of downloads
• Good wants to manage your smartphones for $3 a month, per user
• FCC warns against Wi-Fi hotspot blocking and hints at further crackdowns
• Misfit moves beyond fitness with home automation and smartphone controls
• How Google's supercharged Chromebook Files app will blend offline with online
• Blackphone's super-secure communications app had serious flaw
• No Windows 7 version of Spartan browser planned, but Microsoft's watching demand
• So long, Flash! YouTube now defaults to HTML5 on the web
• Cisco integration gives Samsung Knox users more options for secure connectivity
• Scary 'Ghost' vulnerability leaves Linux systems vulnerable to possession
• Alibaba clashes with Chinese regulator over online sales of fake goods
• The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Wednesday, January 28
• France wants to hold social media networks accountable for hate speech
• 10 multipayer Android games where you share the same phone
• Confirmed: Microsoft Spartan browser will have extensions, unlike Internet Ex...
• Stop using your birthday, start using one of these password manager apps
• Insteon Connected Kit review: Strong lighting controls; weak app integration
• Dell XPS 13 review: MacBook Air fanboys, look no further for your rumored uni...
• Androids will greet guests at Japanese smart hotel
• Wi-Fi growth set to drive sales of new Ethernet speeds
• Snapchat and Twitter violate each other's personal space
• Apple posts record sales, says Watch will ship in April
• Microsoft has stopped making the Surface 2 tablet, spelling trouble for Windo...
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BusinessWeek • Can the Angry Birds Keep Flying?
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Violent Games Ban
• FarmVille Meets the Hollywood Tie-In
• JPMorgan's Contrarian Bet on Bank Branches
• Vietnam's Labor Unrest
• U.S. Money Funds at Risk in Europe Crisis
• Miller Dumps Kodak After a Decade of Decline
• Hedge Funds Eye $740 Billion Japan Pensions Pool Post-Quake
• Carrefour Studies Asset Merger in Brazil With Pao De Acucar
• Asia Stocks Advance as Won Strengthens; Crude Oil Erases Gain
• Standard Chartered Sees Double-Digit Growth in First Half
• GM Seeing No Return in Opel Less Than Audi Plans Options: Cars
• Tepco Has Record Attendance at First Meeting Since Disaster
• Thai Opposition Aims to Keep Baht Competitive, Suchart Says
• Disappointing Hardware Sales Hit Oracle Stock
• Bonds: How to Play Interest Rate Peril
• The Trouble Lurking Offshore for Jon Huntsman
• Web Games Threaten the Console
• Variable Annuities: Lifelong Income, High Cost
• In Caracas, Armored Cars Are All the Rage
• Ford Steps on the Gas in Asia
CNNMoney • Bill Gates: 'I feel pretty stupid that I don't know any foreign languages'
• Fed stays 'patient' but rate hikes are coming
• Andrew Sullivan bids farewell to blogging
• IRS to tax cheats: Stop hiding your money offshore
• Greek debt crisis: Who has most to lose?
• Alibaba is a better bet than Yahoo
• Greek banks plunge as new government challenges bailout
• LA police chief claims Google's traffic app endangers cops
• We're on the verge of a crisis, bears warn
• 7 things you're doing on vacation that scream tourist
• Apple has mind-boggling $178 billion in cash to spend
• Want a big screen TV for the Super Bowl? Buy now!
• What did the Northeast snowstorm cost?
• Russia raids infrastructure fund to save banks
• Karl Rove: I don't hate poor people. I 'came from nothing.'
• 74.5 million iPhones is ...
• Ford is recalling this cop car
• Shake Shack IPO heats up
• Bad dog! GoDaddy pulls puppy commercial from Super Bowl
• Qatar buys London's banking district
World Press • Oil Prices Change the Face of Geopolitics
• Australia: Fanning the Flames of Warming and Warfare
• Ankle Monitors Expand the Reach of Immigration Detention
• Norway's Oil Decline Accelerates
• Water Grabs Power Predatory Development
• Viewpoints: New Carbon Emission Targets
• Multilateral Test for India's Modi
• World's 10 Biggest Energy Gluttons
• Overcoming ISIS: Transcending Sectarian Rivalries
• Viewpoints: Iraq Battles Multiple Crises
• Will Ukraine Commit Economic Suicide?
• Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu: Turkey's Opposition Candidate
• The Legacy of Guernica
• India's Imperatives in Sri Lanka
• India-China: Evolving Geoeconomics
• Afghanistan's Upcoming Presidential Elections
• Lifting the Sentence of Secrecy in Chile
• Ayahuasca in Peru: Mysterious and Magical Medicine
• Let Colombia End Its Civil War
• Ebola: A Global Wake-Up Call
• U.S.-Africa Summit: Partnership Opportunities
• Oil Theft Around the Globe
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