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New York Times (USA) • Lens Blog: Life and Happiness in Siberia?s Cold
• Japan Won?t Alter Apology to World War II Sex Slaves
• Sinosphere Blog: Managing the Discussion of the Missing Malaysian Jet
• Sinosphere Blog: Life?s Guarantees: Death, Taxes and 7.5% Chinese G.D.P. Growth
• India Ink: ?Cleanest Village? Questions Its Blessings Amid Influx of Visitors
• Sinosphere Blog: China Warns of Risks in Plan to Retire Windows XP
• Search for Jet Compounds the Mystery
• Nigerians Ask Why Oil Funds Are Missing
• Sinosphere Blog: Censors Hit Delete on a Party Chief?s Censorship Remarks
• Fears of Impending Change Darken Normally Lighthearted Odessa
• A Kiev Question: What Became of the Missing?
• Ex-President Wins a Seat in Colombia
• House Republicans Balk at Wording in Obama Emergency Aid Package for Ukraine
• El Salvador?s Presidential Election Close at the Wire
• In the Details of Passengers? Lives, Signs of Hope and Prosperity
• Mexican Drug Lord, Thought Dead in 2010, Is Reported Killed
• 2 Star-Crossed Afghans Cling to Love, Even at Risk of Death
• After Fukushima, Utilities Prepare for Worst
• Nuns Released by Syrians After Three-Month Ordeal
• Report Cites ?Devastating Toll? on Health of Syria?s Children
Guardian (UK) • Max Clifford lunged at woman in car after driving to alleyway, court hears
• Gordon Brown's speech on further devolution to Scotland: Politics live blog
• DWP cuts put government's welfare reforms at risk, says leaked document
• Lincoln dog attack: woman to undergo emergency facial surgery
• Flight MH370: officials 'puzzled' by Malaysia mystery as search widens
• Russia risks consequences over Crimea referendum, Cameron and Merkel say
• UK temperatures to return to normal after hottest day of year
• Kidnapped nuns thank negotiators after being freed in Syria
• Sun journalists to appear in court over alleged payments to public officials
• Taliban threaten to attack Afghan presidential elections
• Oscar Pistorius trial, day six - in tweets
• The slow death of Silicon Roundabout
• Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 search resumes - live
• North Korea's Kim Jong-un elected to assembly without single vote against
• Ukraine crisis: Chinese president Xi Jinping urges US to show restraint
Daily Mail (UK) • Obama meets with Ukraine prime minister Wednesday
• Is Cressida Bonas set to meet the Queen at Balmoral?
• Judge Richard McKee sacked for living with an illegal immigrant
• Parakeet miraculously survives getting sucked up hoover
• UK weather: Sun, above average temperatures and NO RAIN means Britain will ba...
• CCTV camera nailed to tree outside Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth
• Quarter of Britons don't have time for a bath
• Missing Malaysia flight: Probe into why 5 passengers checked in but never boa...
• Expat Scots may get right to vote in independence referendum
• Builder spends £135,000 on Victorian seaside toilet block that he has convert...
• photographer Dane Shitagi's project shows ballet dancers anywhere but on stage
• Oscar Pistorius vomits in court as pathologist gives harrowing account of Ree...
• Inside the Spanish ghost villages you can buy for £50,000
• Navy's £1m 'drunken sailor' is Paralympic basketball team star:
• Women hurt less by sex than him falling in love:
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PC Magazine • NSA's 'Ask Zelda' Advice Columnist Won't Help You Find a Triforce
• Report: Ouya Ditching Console to Focus on Software
• Austin Warns SXSW Attendees About 'Unpermitted Ground Transportation'
• Aereo Shuts Down in Salt Lake City, Denver
• Will a Consumer Version of Oculus Rift Debut at E3?
• Facebook F8 Conference Returns April 30
• Schmidt 'Pretty Sure' Your Data Is Safe With Google
• Call Tumblr, Post Blog, Thanks to New 'Post by Phone' Feature
• AT&T Drops Prices on 2GB Mobile Share Value Plan
• ComScore: Apple Wins U.S. Smartphone Sales, Android Wins Platform Share
• Tablet Rush Expected to Stall in 2014
• Massachusetts Takes on Creeps, Bans 'Upskirt' Photos
• T-Mobile: Free Data For Troops in Afghanistan
• Netflix Reviving Cult Comedy Hit, Trailer Park Boys
• Dell Intros Precision M2800 Mobile Workstation
• Ruling Throws Commercial Drone Ban Into Question
• Show Your School Spirit With the Moto X College Collection
• Spritz App Can Help You Read 1,000 Words a Minute
• FCC Eyes Lower Cable Bills With Media Ownership Plan
• Microsoft Accidentally Leaks Windows 8.1 Update
• Report: Google, LG Team Up for Nexus 6
• Vine Bans Porn, Artistic Nudity Still OK
• Sony PlayStation Chief Stepping Down March 31
• IBM Debuts Chef Watson at SXSW
• Alleged Bitcoin Founder Denies Involvement
• Bitcoin Founder Drama; Watch Dogs on May 27; Bacon-Scented iPhone Alarm
• Groups Want FTC to Probe Facebook, WhatsApp Deal
• ComiXology Hacked! Change Your Password Now
• Facebook Rolls Out Updated News Feed Design
• Google Barge Arrives at Port of Stockton
PC-World • Samsung removes standard-essential patent claims from US Apple suit
• What I learned from a shoeless Mark Cuban at SXSW
• One year later, Microsoft Office's collaboration tools are still a work in pr...
• Sony, Panasonic develop 300GB optical discs for enterprise storage
• 3 ways to get a new Windows 7 PC in the Windows 8 era
• Hands on with Laster SeeThru, a direct augmented-reality challenge to Google ...
• US court disallows NSA from holding phone records beyond five years
• Tencent deal heats up rivalry in China's e-commerce market
• Mt. Gox CEO's blog goes blank after alleged hack
• Fujitsu says its all-in-one PC-phones cut power consumption for unified commu...
• At Cebit opening ceremony, leaders evoke need to protect private data
• Vodafone launches smartphone app for encrypted calls
• Google's Android boss announces SDK specifically geared toward wearables
• Court order forces Aereo out of Denver, Salt Lake City
• 'Perfect' ransomware is the scariest threat to your PC
• Nakamoto recap: 48 hours in the bizarro saga of the Bitcoin creator's (possib...
• Assange at SXSW: 'Who really wears the pants in the administration?'
• Sony shows SmartEyeglass prototype to developers
• How do you feel? Your phone may soon tell you
• How The Container Store uses wearable tech to think outside the box
• Massachusetts alters law to make all upskirt shots illegal
• Good news (and bad news): T-Mobile is changing its data plans
• Microsoft sketches ambitious enhancements for Office 365
• Hands on with Samsung's Milk Music, the next step in de-Googlefying its Andro...
• FCC urged to make more Wi-Fi spectrum available
• SXSW starts out with spotlight on security, as Google's Schmidt sounds off on...
• Missing Pieces: Wrapping up the week's must-know gaming news
• Windows Phone passes BlackBerry in U.S., comScore says
• Google Play 'night vision camera' app will empty your wallet
• Android malware detection boosted by university research
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BusinessWeek • Ukraine's East Is Poor, Fed Up, and Desperate for Change
• What America Can Teach the World About Defeating Obesity
• This 'Baby Jeep' Has an Italian Accent
• Microsoft Hopes Titanfall's Robots Can Save the Xbox One
• Confession Apps Whisper, Secret Give a Taste of Online Anonymity
• Photographers Hate Getty's Plan to Give Away Their Work
• In China, FedEx and UPS Wait for Regulators to Renew Permits
• Boeing Has a New 787 Dreamliner Headache With Wing Cracks
• The Weather Channel: Our Unofficial Namer of Winter Storms
• Obama Hasn't Been Developing Democracies' Best Friend
• India's Diesel Cars Are Proving Lethal
• The GDP in 2017 Is Not Looking Good
• Vaccines Are Safe for Infants, But Don't Tell Their Parents
• Give Me One Good Reason Obama Should Approve Keystone XL
• Obamacare's Surprise Medicare Cut
• Don't Let Workplace Feedback Crush You
• Here Comes a Plane Full of NYC Brides
• Moschino's McDonald?s Fashion Is Selling Out
• Netflix and Comcast Are Only Trying to Help You
• The Next Ailes: Newsmax's Chris Ruddy Preps TV Rival to Fox News
• No, Baseball Doesn't Have a Fake ADHD Epidemic
• Suing Nevada on Behalf of Private Eyes
• Giving Older Entrepreneurs a Boost
• Probing Why Men and Women Become Self-Employed Later in Life
• Bond Market's Taper Tantrums Are Over
• Silicon Valley Hears Echoes of 1999
• The Bull Market Has a Birthday
CNNMoney • "True Detective" finale crashes HBO Go
• The Deep Web you don't know about
• Stocks: Are the bulls hungover?
• Malaysian Airlines stock sharply lower
• Ukraine crisis: The latest on aid, sanctions and fallout
• Winners and losers of the bull market
• Can Fox's reboot of 'Cosmos' find an audience?
• AT&T cuts prices again
• How a marijuana ad went up in smoke
• Boeing reports wing cracks on Dreamliners
• GM raising Corvette prices
• 2 million students missing out on college aid
• Mutual funds gone down the drain
• Friday Links
• Recovery on track, but still slow and steady
• Here's why Bitcoin matters
• Ford CEO Mulally gets $14 million in stock bonus
• Chrysler orders donated Vipers destroyed
• Beckham to promote Jaguar in China
• China to fight pollution with drones
World Press • Syria: the Misnomer of 'Combating Terrorism'
• Viewpoints: Ukraine's East-West Tug-of-War
• Viewpoints: Thailand's State of Emergency
• The International Criminal Court in Afghanistan
• Nicaragua Strengthens Economic Ties with Europe
• Ukraine Protests: Euromaidan Has Real Potential
• Viewpoints: Saudi Arabia's Geopolitical Maneuvers
• Libya Is a Failed State
• Syria: Interview with Richard Gowan
• Egypt: Interview with Zachary Lockman
• Religion in Eastern Europe
• Eastern Mediterranean Natural Gas Culminations
• Turkey's Diverse Resistance
• Bo Xilai: Anti-Corruption Failure in China
• Japan: Playing with Fire?
• Singapore: from Bilingualism to Biculturalism
• Tapping into Latin America's Oil
• Extreme Energy, Extreme Implications: Interview with Michael Klare
• International Justice on an Uneven Playing Field
• Nelson Mandela: The Global Icon Goes Home
• Zimbabwe Food Security Threatened by Tobacco
• DR Congo's Silent Ordeal
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