News Quiz | February 22, 2013
Date: 22 February 2013
By ANASTASIA ECONOMIDES
Anastasia ECONOMIDES
See what you know about the news of the day.
重播 2013年2月22日星期五
2013年2月22日 是 星期五 星号下的 ♓。 这是一年中的 52 日。 美国总统是 Barack Obama。
如果你出生在这一天，你已经 13 岁了。 您的最后一个生日是 2026年2月22日星期日，143 天前。 2027年2月22日星期一 天后，您的下一个生日是 221。 你已经活了 4,891 天，或者大约 117,387 小时，或者大约 7,043,250 分钟，或者大约 422,595,000 秒。
分享这个生日的一些人：
22nd of February 2013 News
2013年2月22日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻
Kids Draw the News: Tiny Apartments, in 3-D
Date: 22 February 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The city of New York may have picked a winning design, but the submissions we received for this special 3-D assignment of Kids Draw the News would have given any of the architects a run for their money.
Internal Documents Portray BBC as Top-Heavy, Bickering and Dysfunctional
Date: 23 February 2013
By SARAH LYALL
Sarah LYALL
BBC releases some 3,000 pages of internal documents from external investigation into why program about BBC presenter and alleged pedophile Jimmy Saville had been canceled; they paint picture of top-heavy organization weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and squabbling.
Can Doordarshan's New Look Attract Profits?
Date: 22 February 2013
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Raksha KUMAR
India’s money-losing public broadcasting company has revamped to compete in a cutthroat media market.
Debating 'House of Cards': What the Show Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
Date: 22 February 2013
By DAVID CARR and ASHLEY PARKER
David CARR
Washington is the chief character in the drama, but do the creators understand how the town works?
Ethnic War in Myanmar Has China on Edge
Date: 23 February 2013
By EDWARD WONG
Edward WONG
Chinese Army units are undergoing intense training near border with Myanmar in anticipation of an ethnic war there spilling into southwest China.
No Plans to Retire, Coughlin Says
Date: 23 February 2013
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin asserts that he has no plans to retire after 2013 NFL season.
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
Date: 23 February 2013
By GERRY MULLANY
Gerry MULLANY
North Korea will finally allow Internet searches on mobile devices, but only for foreign visitors.
News Quiz | February 22, 2013
Date: 22 February 2013
By ANASTASIA ECONOMIDES
Anastasia ECONOMIDES
See what you know about the news of the day.
Kids Draw the News: Tiny Apartments, in 3-D
Date: 22 February 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The city of New York may have picked a winning design, but the submissions we received for this special 3-D assignment of Kids Draw the News would have given any of the architects a run for their money.
Internal Documents Portray BBC as Top-Heavy, Bickering and Dysfunctional
Date: 23 February 2013
By SARAH LYALL
Sarah LYALL
BBC releases some 3,000 pages of internal documents from external investigation into why program about BBC presenter and alleged pedophile Jimmy Saville had been canceled; they paint picture of top-heavy organization weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and squabbling.
Can Doordarshan's New Look Attract Profits?
Date: 22 February 2013
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Raksha KUMAR
India’s money-losing public broadcasting company has revamped to compete in a cutthroat media market.
Debating 'House of Cards': What the Show Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
Date: 22 February 2013
By DAVID CARR and ASHLEY PARKER
David CARR
Washington is the chief character in the drama, but do the creators understand how the town works?
Ethnic War in Myanmar Has China on Edge
Date: 23 February 2013
By EDWARD WONG
Edward WONG
Chinese Army units are undergoing intense training near border with Myanmar in anticipation of an ethnic war there spilling into southwest China.
No Plans to Retire, Coughlin Says
Date: 23 February 2013
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin asserts that he has no plans to retire after 2013 NFL season.
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
Date: 23 February 2013
By GERRY MULLANY
Gerry MULLANY
North Korea will finally allow Internet searches on mobile devices, but only for foreign visitors.
News Quiz | February 22, 2013
Date: 22 February 2013
By ANASTASIA ECONOMIDES
Anastasia ECONOMIDES
See what you know about the news of the day.
Kids Draw the News: Tiny Apartments, in 3-D
Date: 22 February 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The city of New York may have picked a winning design, but the submissions we received for this special 3-D assignment of Kids Draw the News would have given any of the architects a run for their money.
Internal Documents Portray BBC as Top-Heavy, Bickering and Dysfunctional
Date: 23 February 2013
By SARAH LYALL
Sarah LYALL
BBC releases some 3,000 pages of internal documents from external investigation into why program about BBC presenter and alleged pedophile Jimmy Saville had been canceled; they paint picture of top-heavy organization weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and squabbling.
Can Doordarshan's New Look Attract Profits?
Date: 22 February 2013
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Raksha KUMAR
India’s money-losing public broadcasting company has revamped to compete in a cutthroat media market.
Debating 'House of Cards': What the Show Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
Date: 22 February 2013
By DAVID CARR and ASHLEY PARKER
David CARR
Washington is the chief character in the drama, but do the creators understand how the town works?
Ethnic War in Myanmar Has China on Edge
Date: 23 February 2013
By EDWARD WONG
Edward WONG
Chinese Army units are undergoing intense training near border with Myanmar in anticipation of an ethnic war there spilling into southwest China.
No Plans to Retire, Coughlin Says
Date: 23 February 2013
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin asserts that he has no plans to retire after 2013 NFL season.
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
Date: 23 February 2013
By GERRY MULLANY
Gerry MULLANY
North Korea will finally allow Internet searches on mobile devices, but only for foreign visitors.
News Quiz | February 22, 2013
Date: 22 February 2013
By ANASTASIA ECONOMIDES
Anastasia ECONOMIDES
See what you know about the news of the day.
Kids Draw the News: Tiny Apartments, in 3-D
Date: 22 February 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The city of New York may have picked a winning design, but the submissions we received for this special 3-D assignment of Kids Draw the News would have given any of the architects a run for their money.
Internal Documents Portray BBC as Top-Heavy, Bickering and Dysfunctional
Date: 23 February 2013
By SARAH LYALL
Sarah LYALL
BBC releases some 3,000 pages of internal documents from external investigation into why program about BBC presenter and alleged pedophile Jimmy Saville had been canceled; they paint picture of top-heavy organization weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and squabbling.
Can Doordarshan's New Look Attract Profits?
Date: 22 February 2013
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Raksha KUMAR
India’s money-losing public broadcasting company has revamped to compete in a cutthroat media market.
Debating 'House of Cards': What the Show Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
Date: 22 February 2013
By DAVID CARR and ASHLEY PARKER
David CARR
Washington is the chief character in the drama, but do the creators understand how the town works?
Ethnic War in Myanmar Has China on Edge
Date: 23 February 2013
By EDWARD WONG
Edward WONG
Chinese Army units are undergoing intense training near border with Myanmar in anticipation of an ethnic war there spilling into southwest China.
No Plans to Retire, Coughlin Says
Date: 23 February 2013
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin asserts that he has no plans to retire after 2013 NFL season.
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
Date: 23 February 2013
By GERRY MULLANY
Gerry MULLANY
North Korea will finally allow Internet searches on mobile devices, but only for foreign visitors.
News Quiz | February 22, 2013
Date: 22 February 2013
By ANASTASIA ECONOMIDES
Anastasia ECONOMIDES
See what you know about the news of the day.
Kids Draw the News: Tiny Apartments, in 3-D
Date: 22 February 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The city of New York may have picked a winning design, but the submissions we received for this special 3-D assignment of Kids Draw the News would have given any of the architects a run for their money.
Internal Documents Portray BBC as Top-Heavy, Bickering and Dysfunctional
Date: 23 February 2013
By SARAH LYALL
Sarah LYALL
BBC releases some 3,000 pages of internal documents from external investigation into why program about BBC presenter and alleged pedophile Jimmy Saville had been canceled; they paint picture of top-heavy organization weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and squabbling.
Can Doordarshan's New Look Attract Profits?
Date: 22 February 2013
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Raksha KUMAR
India’s money-losing public broadcasting company has revamped to compete in a cutthroat media market.
Debating 'House of Cards': What the Show Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
Date: 22 February 2013
By DAVID CARR and ASHLEY PARKER
David CARR
Washington is the chief character in the drama, but do the creators understand how the town works?
Ethnic War in Myanmar Has China on Edge
Date: 23 February 2013
By EDWARD WONG
Edward WONG
Chinese Army units are undergoing intense training near border with Myanmar in anticipation of an ethnic war there spilling into southwest China.
No Plans to Retire, Coughlin Says
Date: 23 February 2013
By JUDY BATTISTA
Judy BATTISTA
New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin asserts that he has no plans to retire after 2013 NFL season.
In a Slight Shift, North Korea Widens Internet Access, but Just for Visitors
Date: 23 February 2013
By GERRY MULLANY
Gerry MULLANY
North Korea will finally allow Internet searches on mobile devices, but only for foreign visitors.