Bowled over by tradition: letter from Lord's

Article Abstract:

English cricket fans are enthused about the English victory over Australia at the Lord's competition, the first time that has occurred since 1934. Still, their joy is tempered by news that some changes are coming with the event and the sport, which are both highly steeped in tradition.

Competitions, England, College sports, Cricket clubs, Cricket, Cricket (Sport), Cricket players

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The lord of the transmitters: Italy

Article Abstract:

The mass media empire of Silvio Berlusconi in Italy is under attack by competitors and politicians who believe it is too dominant. Recent attempts to lessen his airspace allocations were not successful, and other broadcasters are now threatening to go to court.

Italy, Management, Television broadcasting, Science and technology policy, Telecommunication policy, Telecommunications policy, Berlusconi, Silvio, Mass media policy

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Lord Bestbid and Sir Greasy Palmer

Article Abstract:

The British honours system rewards their wealth creators by issuing them titles of nobility in proportion to their value. Those coveting a title such as Lord or Baron pay for them, regardless of their contribution to the nation as a whole.

United Kingdom, Titles of honor and nobility, Titles of nobility

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