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Media and telecoms mogul Ted Rogers dies (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Ted Rogers, who transformed a single Toronto FM radio station into a North American broadcasting, publishing and telecoms conglomerate, has died, Rogers Communications said on Tuesday. He was 75.
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Rogers Communications founder Ted Rogers dies (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Ted Rogers, who transformed a single FM radio station into a North American broadcasting, publishing and wireless telecommunications conglomerate, has died, Rogers Communications said on Tuesday. He was 75.
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American Journalist's Car Bombed in Baghdad (Fox News)
An American journalist for National Public Radio and three Iraqi colleagues escaped injury Sunday when a bomb attached to their car exploded as it was parked along a street in west Baghdad.
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Brett Ashley McKenzie: The "American Dream" Needs a Reality Check (HuffingtonPost)
Anyone who believes the American Dream is solely about wealth, property ownership, or flat screen TVs and flashy cars needs a wake-up call.
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Mogul Ted Rogers dies in Toronto at 75 (The Hollywood Reporter)
Ted Rogers, who transformed a single Toronto FM radio station into the North American broadcasting, publishing and telecoms conglomerate Rogers Communications, died Tuesday at his home in Toronto.
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AP Analysis: Obama free to change US-Cuba policy (AP via Yahoo! News)
Barack Obama will be the first American president in nearly 50 years to have a relatively free hand in deciding whether to ease punitive Cold War-era policies toward communist Cuba, and the foreign policy team he announced this week seems predisposed to make it happen.
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On the radio: It wasn't the best year for Champaine (New York Daily News)
Champaine, who along with Vaughn Harper was dismissed in a cost-cutting move by WBLS (107.5 FM) last week, says she's staying positive - but that she fears what this kind of cutting can do to radio.
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Analysis: Obama free to change U.S.-Cuba policy (Detroit Free Press)
HAVANA, Cuba — Barack Obama will be the first American president in nearly 50 years to have a relatively free hand in deciding whether to ease punitive Cold War-era policies toward Cuba, and the foreign policy team he announced this week seems predisposed to make it happen.
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U.S. journalist in Iraq escapes blast uninjured (Los Angeles Times)
A bomb attached to the vehicle used by an NPR correspondent and three Iraqi colleagues explodes. But a warning from Iraqi soldiers helps all escape harm. An American journalist for National Public Radio and three Iraqi colleagues escaped injury Sunday when a bomb attached to their car exploded as it was parked along a street in west Baghdad.
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What's happening Wednesday: "Family Storytime"; shamanic study group (The Kalamazoo Gazette)
Internet safety program in Constantine A Michigan CSI Community Seminar is being held in the auditorium of Constantine High School, 260 W. Sixth St., Constantine. The one-hour program teaches parents about Internet safety. There is no charge. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday....
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