Here are some selected tweets from the live reporting on Twitter: RT @McLarenF1: .@KevinMagnussen takes his seat on the grid for his #F1 debut. #AusGP #BelieveInMcLaren pic.twitter.com/Hw5DFBe7ta — GRANDPRIX20.COM (@grandprix20) March 16, […]
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New music: Atomfax – Polyppen
‘Rollelisten fra the Cosby Show’ (‘The Cast from the Cosby Show+) is Atomfax’ pop-avantgardistic sequel to the critically acclaimed debut EP ‘Meconium’ from 2012. Klaus Lynggaard in the Danish newspaper Information called […]
Bain and Advent in exclusive talks to buy Danish card payment firm Nets
Private equity firms Advent International and Bain Capital have entered exclusive talks to buy Danish card payment services company Nets Holding for more than 2 billion euros ($2.8 billion), two people familiar […]
Photo of the day
U.S. Army specialist Fennessy hugs an Irish Wolfhound named “Trixie” during a break in the march up Fifth Ave. during the St. Patricks Day Parade.
News anchors hide under studio desk as earthquake hits Los Angeles
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake rocked Los Angeles, California, Monday morning, strong enough to drive two news anchors in the area into hiding under their desks during a live broadcast.
BitcoinPeople Morning Digest #9
Iran is in the race for being the first country to officially regulate Bitcoin. Bitcoin set to revolutionize the blogosphere with microtransactions. Bitcoin awarded the ‘most innovative open source project’ at CEBIT. […]
Carlsberg offers extended happy hour for an Instagram
The Danish brewer says the “Happy Hour 2.0” initiative renews the “well-known” on-trade promotion to fit the modern social media mindset. Visitors to participating bars are given the opportunity to keep buying […]
Balinese village about to open next to Berlin’s Central Station
Vabali Premium Spa is a new 20,000 square meter luxury resort about to open in the middle of Berlin. It will be competitor to the already popular Tropical Islands just outside the […]
Made in Tohoku
After the devastation of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku The Inoue Brothers travelled to the region to start a project with some of the affected local artisans. The result […]
Bankers don’t deserve their bonuses
By David Blanchflower Long-term youth unemployment is a blight on the British economy. Young people didn’t cause the recession but are being hit hardest. The bankers, on the other hand, did cause […]