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Rolling Stone Back on a Roll With Investigative Articles (Jun-27, 21:50 EDT )-- Rolling Stones’s circulation has increased as it has taken on coverage of the financial crisis and the war in Afghanistan.
A Business Journalist Turned Anti-Banker (Jun-27, 21:50 EDT )-- Until fairly recently, Dylan Ratigan hosted a stock-picking show. Now he rails against the “vampire†banks who “have assumed control of our government.â€
Rumblefish to Offer Music for YouTube Users (Jun-27, 21:49 EDT )-- With a new service, YouTube users can buy a license to a copyrighted song to use with a noncommercial video.
G-20 Nations Agree to Cut Deficits by 2013 (Jun-27, 21:45 EDT )-- The Group of 20 countries endorsed a goal of cutting deficits by 2013, despite concern by the U.S. that reducing spending too quickly might set back the fragile global recovery.
Fallout After a Blogger’s Private Comments Are Aired (Jun-27, 21:43 EDT )-- The blogger David Weigel resigned from The Washington Post after three months of covering conservatives.
Payback Time: Labor’s New Critic: Allies in Elected Office (Jun-27, 21:39 EDT )-- Republicans have often railed against public employees’ pay and benefits, but now friends of labor are joining in.
Global Leaders Take a Long View on New Bank Rules (Jun-27, 21:39 EDT )-- The rules are to be finished at the next G-20 summit talks, but it could be years before they take effect.
A Technology Innovator’s Move to Mobile (Jun-27, 21:34 EDT )-- SRI International, whose work led to the computer mouse, has set its sights on the mobile phone and Web market.
Risk-Taking at BP Extends to Energy Markets (Jun-27, 21:19 EDT )-- The future of BP’s trading unit is uncertain as oil spill costs mount and rival firms try to lure away traders.
The Media Equation: Hijacking Rolling Stone’s McChrystal Article (Jun-27, 21:00 EDT )-- Rolling Stone made news with the McChrystal piece it commissioned, edited, fact-checked, printed and distributed. Too bad it didn’t get to publish it first.
World Leaders Vow To Trim Deficits (Jun-27, 17:01 EDT )-- Wary of slamming on the stimulus brakes too quickly but shaken by the European debt crisis, leaders at the G-20 summit in Canada pledged to slash government deficits in the most industrialized nations in half by 2013, with wiggle room to meet the goal.
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