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Comedy Central serious about Colbert run - Kenneth P. Vogel - Politico.com Joke or not, Comedy Central is taking the legal implications of Stephen Colbert’s presidential candidacy very seriously. Photo: AP The network has consulted a top Washington election law firm and appears keenly aware of the strict election law provisions that could be triggered by Colbert’s satirical campaign.

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Judd Apatow, Others Take Lead Role in Creating Online Pushes for Their Projects

By Claude Brodesser-Akner

Published: October 25, 2007 LOS ANGELES -- Hollywood's directors appear to have learned something from the wild ride the box office has taken in recent years: Marketing a film is simply far too important a job to leave in the hands of a movie studio.

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http://www.hirestrategy.com/articles/feature_content.asp?ID=539&referrer=newsletter Many economists and futurists point to creativity and innovation as one of the cornerstones of U.S. competitiveness in the years ahead. But a new survey finds that, while an overwhelming majority of American workers believe they are instinctively creative, fewer than two in three think that they are able to tap their creative capacities on the job. The survey, commissioned by the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority (FCEDA) and conducted by Washington,D.C.-based Ipsos Public Affairs, finds that 88 percent of U.S. workers consider themselves creative.

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Are you an optimist? Sometimes it seems as though our disagreements—over everything from politics to business to the designated hitter rule—are more serious and more divisive than ever before. People are making emotional, knee-jerk decisions, then standing by them, sometimes fighting to the death to defend their position. And yet, we’re optimists. People call the team at Change This optimists because we don’t believe it has to be this way. We don’t believe humans evolved to be so bad at making decisions, so poor at changing our minds, so violent in arguing our point of view. We’re well aware of how split our country and our world have become, but we don’t think the current state of affairs is built into our very nature. http://www.changethis.com

The University of California, Berkeley has announced MKThink to guide a community planning process for People's Park. The project team, which includes Marta Fry Landscape Associates, was selected out of from 10 competing firms. http://mkthink.com/

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Last week, Burma went dark–the military shut down all internet, telephone and communication links with the rest of the world. They did it because it has been the pictures, blog posts, and emails–of monks brutally murdered, journalists shot–that have done the most to galvanize the entire world on Burma. Without that flow of information, the media is reporting dry diplomatic processes–and each day the danger grows that the press will move on.

We can’t allow the Burmese blackout to succeed. Avaaz is working to support highly respected Burmese democracy and civil society groups by sending them $100,000 in crucial technical and humanitarian support this week. These groups, working in the region with the right equipment and tools, can help bring stories out of Burma and poke holes in the blackout, shining spotlights on the ongoing cruelty in Burma. They are desperate for help to give humanitarian assistance to the victims of the crackdown and tell their stories to the world before the current window of media attention passes. Other donors take months to raise money; only we can be fast enough to meet this urgent need. Can we raise $100,000 (75,000 Euros) in the next 24 hours so the money can be transferred this week? Click below now to make a donation online:

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