This Week's Top Stories

Hi David, Hope you're having a great weekend :) As requested, these are this week's top stories from The Next Web: 7 new iPhone photography apps that you should download now Coldplay's Google+ page is the first to reach 1 million followers Huge: Facebook just created an app store ecosystem where OS doesn't matter Facebook introduces Premium: A marketer's dream, a user's nightmare? Apple announces iPad 3 event for March 7 in San Francisco How to be a Social Media Writer in 10 easy steps Facebook rolling out timeline for brand pages, available to all by March 31 Google is giving away a million bucks to those who can successfully hack Chrome See you at The Next Web Conference (April 26-27) in Amsterdam? We're taking it to the next level! The Next Web  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser

Top Stories from the last 24 hours

Hi David, These are the top stories from The Next Web over the last 24 hours. 7 new iPhone photography apps that you should download now How to be a Social Media Writer in 10 easy steps This site is Pinterest meets Instagram. Literally. Apple's App Store hits 25B downloads right when we predicted, at a current rate of 48.6M a day How social media and collaboration are changing the way we eat Not a film, not a game, but a living novel Hail the hidden champions: Why fringe markets may beat Silicon Valley (at least for investors) Oolone: A visual search engine designed by a London neuroscientist See you at The Next Web Conference (April 26-27) in Amsterdam? We're taking it to the next level! The Next Web P.S. Want to be the first of your friends and followers to spread our breaking news stories? Now you can, with Spread.us.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser

BREAKING NEWS: Romney Projected Winner of Washington State GOP Caucuses

Mitt Romney is projected winner of Washington presidential contest, in last competition before Super Tuesday

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The Browser daily newsletter [3 Mar 2012]

Daily Newsletter       3 March 2012  Best of the Moment F Scott Fitzgerald's Essays From The Edge Patricia Hampl | American Scholar | 1 March 2012 Intriguing suggestion that Fitzgerald's The Crack-Up sets the tone for the modern American autobiographical essay, which "tell[s] a story and then think[s] about it — all in the same work" Comments Netanyahu And Obama Play High-Stakes Poker Over Iran Aluf Benn | Haaretz | 2 March 2012 Haaretz says Israeli PM's planned trip to Washington is the most fateful of his career. He arrives in a position of strength, but his relationship with Obama is famously poor and his strategy towards Iran entails great risks Comments A Common Faith Marilynne Robinson | Guernica | 1 March 2012 On human nature and the good society. "Our civilisation has recently chosen to identify itself with a wildly oversimple model of human nature and behaviour, and then is stymied or infuriated by evidence that the models don't fit" Comments The Body Counter Tina Rosenberg | Foreign Policy | 1 March 2012 Profile of Patrick Ball, pioneering American statistician who has systematised what was previously an anecdotal process of making death counts for atrocities and civil wars. "His methods have changed our understanding of war" Comments Work, Not Sex, At Last Elaine Blair | NYRB | 17 February 2012 Extremely intelligent overview of Michel Houellebecq's career to date, with special attention to his newest novel, The Map and the Territory. Key line: "We are not all shut-ins, but we are all afraid of being unloved" Comments Six-Legged Giant Finds Secret Hideaway Robert Krulwich | NPR | 29 February 2012 Gigantic bugs called "tree lobsters" lived on an island near Australia. Until rats killed them off in 1918. But wait: Scientists have found a few still living on the next island. If you like stick insects, you'll love this story Comments  FiveBooks Interview Martin Bell on Reportage and War The former BBC war reporter picks out essential reading on the Bosnia and Vietnam wars and explains why a book of poetry speaks more to him about the reality of conflict than any other writing  Featured Special Report Epic Adventures Extreme tourism, unwise adventure and plain bad luck. Enjoy it all from the comfort of your armchair  Reader Recommendations @polit2k RT @EconBizFin: A brief guide to electoral fraud for the busy despot t.co/MatWGBJl #gfc2 #browsings  Book of the Day The Day of the Locust by Nathanael West Jonathan Evison says: “The quintessential LA novel, about the film industry in its heyday. It’s hilarious and macabre, and it’s so modern in its tone and cadence”  Video of the Day This Is The Economy A new Herman Cain advertisement. The question is, for what?  Quote of the Day Martin Wolf, on governance "Slavery and feudalism are extractive economic institutions. Law-governed market economies are inclusive economic institutions" | Homepage | Mobile Apps | RSS Feeds | Twitter | Facebook | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the Best of the Moment newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

Box Office Report: 'The Lorax' Races Towards $60 Mil Bow

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March 3, 2012 Box Office Report: 'The Lorax' Races Towards $60 Mil Bow Found-footage pic "Project X" comes in second at the Friday box with $8.2 million for a $20 million-plus weekend; Denzel Washington-Ryan Reynolds hit "Safe House" crosses $100 million domestically. More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Cheat Sheet - Summit to Decide on War With Iran

Today: BP Reaches $7.8B Settlement, 32 Dead in Southern Storms, Will Sandra Fluke Sue Rush Limbaugh? March 03, 2012 MEETING 1. Summit to Decide on War With Iran In the past few months, whether Israel should attack Iran has become a subject of heated public debate. That debate could come to a head on Monday, many Israelis believe, when President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu meet in Washington to finally decide: Will there be war with Iran? Isaac Herzog on the high-stakes summit that has the Middle East on edge. Read it at The Daily Beast COMPENSATION 2. BP Reaches $7.8B Settlement BP has reached a $7.8 billion settlement with businesses and victims of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon explosion that spilled millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. In a statement yesterday, BP said the settlement will be paid to victims out of a $20 billion trust, covering most claims for economic loss, property damage, and medical injuries. A U.S. District Judge in New Orleans announced that the the first phase of the trial, which was scheduled to start March 5 to determine which companies were liable for the spill, would be adjourned indefinitely until the next steps were worked out. Read it at New York Times DISASTER 3. 32 Dead in Southern Storms A rescue effort has begun in the South and the Midwest after fast-moving tornadoes and severe thunderstorms tore through the regions on Friday and early Saturday morning, leaving at least 32 dead and hundreds others injured. The National Weather Service estimated that 34 million people were at risk of being affected by the wide-ranging storms, with 17 states on high alert as the first wave zeroed in on southern Indiana, northern Alabama, and parts of Kentucky and Tennessee. 15 were killed in Indiana, where the tiny town of Marysville was completely flattened by a twister. Some 250 troops were called into Indiana to bring aid to those in Maryville and the surrounding towns. At least 13 were killed in Kentucky, three in Ohio, and one in Alabama. Read it at CNN INTERVIEW 4. Will Sandra Fluke Sue Rush Limbaugh? Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown law student pilloried as a "slut" by Rush Limbaugh for testifying in favor of access to birth control, tells Allison Yarrow in an interview that she won't stop fighting—and she may file suit. Read it at The Daily Beast SYRIA 5. Red Cross Still Stalled in Homs The Red Cross remains stalled in the city of Homs after a convoy carrying aid was inexplicably blocked Friday by Syrian troops from entering the beleaguered neighborhood of Baba Hamr. In a statement Saturday, the Red Cross said it still had not gained entry, but that Syrian authorities had given them "positive signals" that they would be allowed in soon. Adding to the violence, a suicide bomber killed two people and wounded others in the southern town of Deraa on Saturday, according to the Syrian state news agency.  Opposition activists denied any connections to the explosion but could not give an explanation for the reported attack. Read it at Reuters RUSSIA Putin Poised for Reelection But will likely be met with protests. QURAN BURNING Military Leaders Will Face Punishment In final report over scandal in Afghanistan. VOTING Iran Claims Massive Election Turnout Opposition boycott failed. HATERS Feuding Femcees Hip-hop's best and brightest female rappers–Azealia Banks, Kreayshawn, Nicki Minaj, Lil' Kim and Iggy Azalea–have been waging war on each other. STAY TUNED Oprah to Interview Whitney's Family Will discuss rumors surrounding her death. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Do Republicans Realize That Keystone Pipeline Won't Bring Gas to U.S.? by Eleanor Clift The Week's Best Longreads: The Daily Beast Picks for March 3, 2012 by David Sessions The Troubled Times of Lindsay by The Daily Beast

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