Readings for the week of July 19, 2010
- An ‘Immortal Life’: How one woman’s cells helped cure a generation (theGrio)
- 8 Political Lessons From LeBron’s Decision (The Atlantic)
- Newly Published Mark Twain Essay, ‘Concerning the Interview’ (PBS NewsHour)
- Belly-buttons key to success in sport: study (AFP)
- Three Things Google Can Learn From Apple (Fast Company)
- William Faulkner Goes Online, 50 Years Later (NPR)
- Is Mel Gibson too talented to boycott? (Salon.com)
- Jonas Bergstrand Gallery
- How To Succeed Like Apple (Jason L. Baptiste)
- Intel Social Media Guidelines (Intel)
- The Web Means the End of Forgetting (NYTimes.com)
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