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: There are now more iPhones sold than babies born in the world every day Worried about possible restrictions on Twitter? Here's how to get around them. Twitter isn't censoring you. Your government is. This is how Apple's top secret product development process works Twitter to hire a team in Germany, the country it was partly developed in Yes, Apple's iMessage is killing the text message, and I love it Here's a record player that was hacked to translate a tree's rings into music Turn your iPad into a serious music-making machine with these new accessories 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. Social Media: The New American Brain Drain Brands may be paying celebrities for tweets, but who's paying Twitter? Copyright enforcement gone wrong: Universal takes down a song it doesn't own Japan's NTT DoCoMo to request that Google reduces Android's data usage Yuri Milner's strategy: 'stick with the founders as long as they're pushing the envelope' The Next Web is tracking the future of music industry innovation at Midem 500 Startups company provides 'Love With Food' and a social good twist Lark expands from a sleep monitor to a full on coaching service 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

The Browser daily newsletter [28 Jan 2012]

Daily Newsletter       29 January 2012  Best of the Moment The Coming Resolution Of The European Crisis Fred Bergsten & Jacob Funk Kirkegaard | Vox | 26 January 2012 "We have complete confidence that, in the crunch, both Germany and the ECB will pay whatever is necessary to avert disaster. The ultimate political goals of each assure this result." Collapse is simply not acceptable. Here's why Comments No Responsible Democrat Should Want Gingrich To Get The GOP Nomination Robert Reich | Robert Reich | 26 January 2012 Short, sharp takedown of Newt Gingrich in form of warning to Democrats. Be careful what you wish for: A Gingrich nomination may make an Obama victory more likely. But is even the small chance of a Gingrich win a risk worth taking? Comments Barbarism In Cultured Soil Shehryar Fazli | The India Site | 24 January 2012 Squeezed between Midnight’s Children and The Satanic Verses, Salman Rushdie’s Shame is almost forgotten. It shouldn’t be Comments East Africa Is The New Epicenter Of America’s Shadow War Spencer Ackerman | Wired | 26 January 2012 The rescue of two Americans from Somalia was not simply a daring mission, but part of Washington’s new shadow war Comments The God Gap Stephen Cave | FT | 20 January 2012 "After God's recent execution at the hands of the New Atheists, a number of thinkers are asking again whether, even in his absence, we need religion regardless." Enjoyable review of three new books from Flood, Rosenberg, de Botton Comments Can You Be Gay By Choice? Brian Earp | Practical Ethics | 26 January 2012 "The gay-rights activist is making a big mistake to put all his chips in the basket about 'gay is not a choice.' It’s like creationists who peg their belief in God on the falsity of evolution." Short, thought-provoking piece Comments  FiveBooks Interview Francis Fukuyama on the Financial Crisis The author of "The End of History" says the financial crisis revealed a great deal about the nature of America’s political and economic system. The shame, he says, is that opportunities to change it are now being ignored  Featured Special Report Extreme Food From foraging in the wild to foul restaurant dining, here is our toothsome selection of writing on the world of extreme food  Reader Recommendations polit2k Failing upwards: Living in a bureaucratic world | Tarak Barkawi | Opinion - Al Jazeera English t.co/pGBAryzt @ajenglish #browsings  Book of the Day The Guide to the Good Life by William B Irvine Emrys Westacott says: “Irvine counters the common perception of Stoicism as advocating a rather tedious, self-denying, joyless existence. He shows it’s really not like that”  Video of the Day Still Life Except that it's not still. Next-generation trompe l'oeil  Quote of the Day Steve Chapman, on privacy "Barack Obama has been to civil liberties what the Hindenburg was to air travel" | 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

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		Tech Entertainment Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Europe Video Latest January 28, 2012 18 Unique Insights That Challenged Conventional Wisdom On The Markets And The Economy by Eric Platt on Jan 28, 2012, 6:23 AM From Reinhart, Soros, Golub, O'Neill, Wesbury, and Granville. JP MORGAN: We're Still Bullish, But Stocks Might Go Nowhere For The Next 3 Months by Sam Ro on Jan 28, 2012, 7:00 AM You'll have to be a patient bull. Share this: Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.jobhuntportal11@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Business Insider RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy