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: Ashton Kutcher reportedly set to play Steve Jobs in upcoming biopic [Confirmed] This week in social media: Google's comment platform, Pinterest's revenue and more Startups and brand protection in the UK – What you need to know During elections, Myanmar journalists use social media to bypass government censorship Internet Explorer's market share recovery continues Visa axes Global Payments support after hackers access up to 1.5 million card numbers Gamification: Adding stickiness to your campaigns Spinlister launches its bike sharing marketplace in San Francisco and New York City 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

Top Stories from the last 24 hours

Hi David, These are the top stories from The Next Web over the last 24 hours. One year with GiffGaff: Switching to the people-powered mobile network is the best move I ever made This Android alarm clock app only deactivates when you really ARE out of bed YouTube founders working on a service called Zeen, to let you 'discover & create beautiful magazines' 10 new ways to build a kick-ass digital resume Social marketing tech startup Bread Labs slices $4.3 million funding round Sh*t major tech companies say, when they lay off thousands of employees 9 apps to get you outdoors over a holiday weekend in the UK How New York City's busiest CEO strikes a balance 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

TV Ratings: 'The Finder' Drops With Move to Fridays

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The Browser daily newsletter [7 Apr 2012]

Daily Newsletter       7 April 2012  Best of the Moment The Neuroscience Of Bob Dylan's Genius Jonah Lehrer | Guardian | 6 April 2012 "'It's just this sense that you got something to say.' What he felt was the itch of an imminent insight, the tickle of lyrics that needed to be written down. 'I found myself writing this song, this story, this long piece of vomit'" Comments A Plea For Beauty: A Manifesto For A New Urbanism Roger Scruton | American Enterprise Institute | 29 March 2012 Absorbing essay on decline of American cities, how to create thriving urban areas. "To plan or not to plan is a false choice. Instead, civic leaders should think in terms of fostering beauty through the use of aesthetic constraints" Comments Iran's Spymaster Jay Soloman & Siobhan Gorman | WSJ | 4 April 2012 Profile of General Qasem Soleimani, boss of Iran's Qods Force—spies and special forces used for murder and skulduggery abroad. In charge of policy towards Syria, Iraq, Lebanon. "Evil genius." Shades of Le Carré's Karla Comments The Errors Of Their Ways Rachel Giese | Walrus | 1 April 2012 Fine essay on medical error. "As the tools for healing proliferate, so do the difficulties in determining and executing correct diagnoses and treatments; each discovery creates new opportunities for mistakes, side effects, dangers" Comments Bosnia: Twenty Years On Allan Little | BBC | 6 April 2012 A mere slip of a piece, and yet its commentary on war, and war reporting, is worth more than many longer ones. "May I ask you, I said, are you a Muslim or a Croat? And the answer he gave me still shames me as it echoes in my head" Comments Lunch With The FT: Larry David Matthew Garrahan | FT | 6 April 2012 For once it lives up to its name. The only thing Larry David wants to talk about is lunch itself. Nuts are good in salad. Fruit too. But not cheese. “I’m anti-cheese in a salad. I don’t think the tastes are complementary" Comments  FiveBooks Interview AC Grayling on Being Good What does a moral life entail? How does one achieve it? AC Grayling looks at the classics of philosophy for the answers, and says that it is the striving for goodness and self-improvement itself that is the key to living well  Featured Special Report Wine From filthy plonk to first growth Bordeaux, there's something for every palate in our cultural and historical survey of wine  Reader Recommendations @rszbt An ethnography of arbitrage MT @zerohedge Want to know why traders stack their monitors 1x4 instead of 2x2? t.co/w2ADzVz8 #browsings    Book of the Day Clarissa by Samuel Richardson Faramerz Dabhoiwala says: “It’s probably the most influential novel of the 18th century, and possibly the most influential novel ever written in English”  Video of the Day Admented Reality More on those Google glasses. What if the experience is more like this?  Quote of the Day Clay Shirky, on boredom "Being bored is a kind of diagnostic for the gap between what you might be interested in and your current environment" | 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: 'American Reunion' No. 2 With $9.2 Mil Friday, 'Titanic' Earns $7.1 Mil

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April 07, 2012 Box Office Report: 'American Reunion' No. 2 With $9.2 Mil Friday, 'Titanic' Earns $7.1 Mil Lionsgate's "Hunger Games" overpowers both and will easily win Easter weekend, becoming the fastest film outside of summer to reach $300 million at the domestic box office. More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Cheat Sheet - Exclusive Poll: America’s Deepening Racial Divide

Today: All Accounted for In Jet Crash , Avalanche Buries Up to 150 Pakistanis , GOP Superdelegates: Mitt’s Our Man April 07, 2012 AFTER TRAYVON 1. Newsweek Daily Beast Poll Finds Racial Divide A poll by Newsweek and The Daily Beast has found deep divides between whites and blacks about race in America. While 80 percent of blacks say Trayvon Martin's death was racially motivated, whites are evenly split—and only 19 percent of whites think racism is a big problem. The Daily Beast’s Douglas Schoen analyzes the results. Read it at The Daily Beast SEARCH 2. All Accounted for In Jet Crash All the residents of a Virginia Beach apartment complex have been accounted on Saturday, one day after an F-18 fighter jet slammed into the complex. Officials said a “catastrophic mechanical malfunction” caused the Navy jet to crash, and crash and subsequent explosion damaged five buildings. The two pilots, who suffered minor injuries, ejected the plummeting jet from a low altitude. Read it at CNN TRAPPED 3. Avalanche Buries Up to 150 Pakistanis Up to 150 Pakistani soldiers have been buried in an avalanche near the Indian border, military officials said Saturday. The avalanche came upon them suddenly and a helicopter team and search dogs have been deployed in the hunt for missing personnel, but casualties are expected in a region where Indian and Pakistani troops face off against each other and the inhospitable climate 20,000 feet above sea level. The avalanche struck at about 6 a.m. local time. Read it at Reuters CONSENSUS 4. GOP Superdelegates: Mitt’s Our Man Mitt, Mitt, he’s our man. And if he can’t do it, it’s probably true that no one can. In another sign that it’ll be Mitt Romney challenging Barack Obama this year, the Republican delegates who automatically go to the party’s convention have said that the former Massachusetts governor will clearly be the GOP’s nominee. “Look, Governor Romney’s going to be the nominee, and he’s going to have enough votes,” said Bob Bennett, an RNC superdelegate from Ohio. The RNC’s 120 superdelegates can vote for whichever candidate they want come the national convention in August. Read it at ABC News DANGER 5. Syrian Refugees Flock to Turkey Thousands have poured from Syria’s embattled towns and villages as the United Nations’ April 10 deadline for a ceasefire nears. Turkish hospitals are treating the wounded as smugglers and Free Syrian fighters secret their casualties out of the combat zone, just part of the estimated 2,800 Syrians who fled across the border on Thursday alone. Refugees report that Assad’s forces continue to shell civilian areas and conduct strikes with tanks and helicopters. Read it at Reuters NOT SO FAST Death Penalty Not Over for 11 Still on Death Row. In Connecticut. BALANCED? Murdoch Papers Bad on Climate Science In Australia, researchers say. NEW FRIENDS Kansas Mega Million Winner Collects Chooses to remain anonymous. OBIT Painter Thomas Kinkade Dies In California, age 54. SPLIT Heidi Klum Divorces Seal After three-month separation. 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. My Racial Profiling Lesson by Edward Conlon Tania Head’s Terrible 9/11 Lie by Robin Gaby Fisher , Angelo J. Guglielmo, Jr. Yankee Hanky Panky by The Daily Beast

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