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Azerbaijan restricts foreign broadcasting companies (International Herald Tribune)
Azerbaijan has begun to enforce a law that bans foreign companies from broadcasting on national frequencies, effectively closing its airwaves to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Voice of America and the British Broadcasting Corporation.
Briefly (Old Colony Memorial & Plymouth Bulletin)
Find out what's happening in Plymouth and surrounding towns.
Raúl and Martín Torrijos hold official talks (Granma Internacional)
PRESIDENT Raúl Castro Ruz and Mr. Martín Torrijos Espino, president of the Republic of Panama presided over official talks yesterday (Monday) at the Palace of the Revolution as part of the visit to Cuba by the head of state of this Central American sister nation.
LocalGuide: Rocky offers class on land cover mapping (Billings Gazette)
Rocky Mountain College will have a free, two-day class this week in land cover mapping and remote sensing.
Dining Guide (Grunion Gazette)
Editor’s Note: Once a month, we present an abbreviated compilation of restaurant listings.
Cycling training logs for the Macintosh (Velo News)
Editor's Note: Drew Geer is an endurance mountain bike racer who has been using a computer training log since 1998 and has hand-written training logs going back to 1972. He's been an Apple Mac user since 1984. Geer paid retail for each of the products he reviewed in this article. Winter is here and it is time to get some good base training in. It is also time to review your training data from ...
Younger Viewers, New Media (MultiChannel News)
Media companies have long kept a close eye on tech-savvy kids and teens, hoping that the behavior of kids and teens today will provide a window into the future of video consumption.
Isn’t it fine? It’s 2009! (Littleton Independent)
Your annual guide to what’s in and what’s out as another year kicks off.
HD service changing radio (The Kansas City Star)
I’ve been trying to figure out if this HD Radio thing is for real or not. About a year ago my old car radio died, and Best Buy sold me an Insignia replacement with an HD Radio chip for $40 extra. Because I knew that that one-time cost would be it, and I could listen to HD for free, I decided it was worth a splurge.