For a British Novelist, a Fictional Plot Jarringly Leads to a Real-Life Problem

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British author Chris Cleave's debut novel "Incendiary" about a terrorist attack in London had been schedul ed to be promoted on the same day as the July 7, 2005 subway attacks, and he asked Internet users for guidance about whether or not to continue with marketing efforts.

United Kingdom, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Ethics, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Ethical aspects, Works, Media coverage, Terrorism, Readers (People), Incendiary (Book), Cleave, Chris, Chatto & Windus Ltd.

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A Quiet Revolt Puts Costly Journals on Web

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Free internet journals such as PLoS Biology hope to survive by attracting scientists frustrated with the high costs of subscriptions who would still like to publish in the standard peer-reviewed format.

United States, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Commodity & service prices, Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, Scientists, Scientific & Technical Journals, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Public relations, Company public relations, Science journals, Company pricing policy, Elsevier U.S. Holdings Inc.

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A Texas Paper Bets on Espanol, Not Assimilation

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Spanish publisher Rumbo is introducing four Spanish-language newspapers in Texas.

Spain, Texas, Targets & Markets, Spanish newspapers, Hispanic American market, Rumbo

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