Why Americans Will Believe Almost Anything

This article is a bit over the top but nonetheless it provides an interesting interpretation of the PR industry.

Obese kids take McDonald’s to court November 29, 2002

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Useful site to keep your computer running properly.

BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | In pictures: Australia anti-war rally

TheStar.com – Bush anything but moronic, according to author

Scott Rosenberg’s Links & Comment

“First, we take Baghdad”

White-Collar Oil Workers Key in Venezuela Crisis. Employees at Venezuela’s state-owned oil giant, PDVSA, are increasingly angry over what they see as a drive to rid the company of managers opposed to President Hugo Chavez. By Francisco Toro. [New York Times: Business]

California Trial Nears for Landmark Copyright Case. SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Jury selection in the first criminal prosecution for alleged violations of U.S. digital copyright law will start on Monday in a Silicon Valley court, an attorney in the case said on Friday. By Reuters. [New York Times: Technology]

I.M.F. Skewers Corruption in Angola. A report by the I.M.F. documenting the disappearance of almost $1 billion from state coffers just last year is fueling calls for reform. By Henri E. Cauvin. [New York Times: Business]

BCE Sells Directory Unit. MONTREAL, Nov. 29 (Bloomberg News) ? BCE Inc. has completed the sale of its Bell Canada telephone directory unit to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company and the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan for 3 billion Canadian dollars ($1.92 billion) in cash. By Bloomberg News. [New York Times: Business]