Google to Bid on Wireless Airwaves - ABC News Written by Administrator    Friday, 20 July 2007 KOMO Google to Bid on Wireless Airwaves ABC News - Jul 20, 2007 Two women walk past a Google sign at the Google campus in Mountain View, Calif., Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Google Inc. is expected to release quarterly earnings on Thursday, July 19, 2007. Google Readies $4.6 Billion To Enter Wireless NewsFactor Network Google aims to boost wireless competition Boston Globe Washington Post - New York Times - BusinessWeek - Forbes all 362 news articles Full Story Read more...

British diplomat tries to hush spy row with Russia - Xinhua Written by Administrator    Sunday, 22 July 2007 Global National British diplomat tries to hush spy row with Russia Xinhua - 4 hours ago MOSCOW, July 22 (Xinhua) -- British Ambassador to Russia Tony Brenton said in an interview published on Sunday that he wouldn't use the word "crisis" to label the current British-Russian row sparked by a spy-poisoning case. Russian row puts British firms on alert The Observer Murder, mayhem and mystery:is this the start of a new Cold War? Independent Times Online - San Francisco Chronicle - Guardian Unlimited - Monsters and Critics.com all 874 news articles Full Story Read more...   Officials say no health risks after blast, but NYers have doubts - Staten Island Advance Written by Administrator    Friday, 20 July 2007 MSNBC Officials say no health risks after blast, but NYers have doubts Staten Island Advance - Jul 20, 2007 By VERENA DOBNIK AP NEW YORK (AP) - Two days after a steam pipe rupture showered geysers of dirt, steam and debris over a midtown neighborhood, officials played down any health risk, saying tests showed no trace of airborne asbestos. Subways Back To Normal Following Steam Pipe Explosion NY1 New Yorkers wary after steam blast MSNBC Newsinferno.com - Washington Post - New York Daily News - New York Times all 752 news articles Full Story Read more...   Brazil Turns Back International Flights After Radar Failure - Voice of America Written by Administrator    Saturday, 21 July 2007 The Age Brazil Turns Back International Flights After Radar Failure Voice of America - 17 hours ago By VOA News A failure of air traffic radar in Brazil caused controllers to turn back some international flights early Saturday. Other flights were ordered to make unscheduled landings at other airports. Brazilians blame those in power for air failures Los Angeles Times Airline Tragedy Fuels Change in Brazil OhmyNews International ABC Online - International Herald Tribune - Boston Globe - New York Times all 1,396 news articles Full Story Read more...   Japan agrees to UN inspection of quake-hit nuke plant, says report - Times of India Written by Administrator    Sunday, 22 July 2007 Javno.hr Japan agrees to UN inspection of quake-hit nuke plant, says report Times of India - 59 minutes ago TOKYO: Japan has agreed to let UN experts inspect its largest nuclear power plant, which leaked radiation after a powerful earthquake, causing a scare, a report said. IAEA sought for Japan nuke inspection San Jose Mercury News Quake-hit Japan region calls for IAEA inspectors Reuters.uk International Herald Tribune - Forbes - Los Angeles Times - Sarasota Herald-Tribune all 416 news articles Full Story Read more...

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