The Toronto Star's Antonia Zerbisias listened in to a webinar this Wednesday on the vanishing newspaper, based on the title of a new book by U.S. journalism professor Philip Meyer.

The tsunami got more media attention in six weeks than all the other world's top 10 "forgotten emergencies" did over the past year, says a new report.

I saw this mentioned at WarrenKinsella.com: The website StopLandmines.org has posted the video of an ad that was considered too graphic for Aussie TV.

This story is about the tossing of a lawsuit by a U.S. judge against the manufacturers of Agent Orange, a defoliant used by the U.S. during the Vietnam War, on behalf of Vietnamese children affected by it.

This little yarn is about how the government of Sudan got a start when it read on a U.S. Congressional website that the U.S. government had conducted nuclear (or nook-eww-leer, in the pronunciation of some senior Bush Administration officials) tests there in the 1960s.

Oopsie, just a typo!

The Criminal Code of Canada has failed to prevent crime and should be scrapped immediately, say its opponents.