GOOGLE ENTERS DIGITAL BOOKS WAR WITH LAUNCH OF EDITIONS

Page last updated at 9:24 GMT, Wednesday, 5 May 2010 10:24 UK
By Maggie Shiels Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley



This text deals about the intention of search giant Google to launch its own online e-book store in 2010, so Google wants to follow the great multinationals that also wants to enter in the digital books war.
I think that electronic books can contribute to save a lot of trees and can be more practical to us, but there are people who say that paper books are irreplaceables. Anyway, my opinion is that it’s important to develop our technology and that it helps to preserve the planet.

OIL SLICK HITS CHANDELEUR ISLANDS OFF LOUISIANA

Page last updated at 00:20 GMT, Friday, 7 May 2010 01:20 UK
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This news from bbc talks about one of the more important natural catastrophes in USA history, there is an oils slick in Louisiana coasts that It’s destroying the zone of Chandeleur islands, with a lot of endangered species.
In my opinion, there have to be much more caution with this kind of accidents because they can cause very important natural disasters.

THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN

Today I love English
Nº 4 April/May 2004

This text by Rupert Morgan talks about the film called “The league of extraordinary Gentlemen”, this fil deals with adventures of extraordinary figures with legendary powers to battle the technological terror of a madman.
I think that the idea of this film is so fun and original, because the director joins popular characters from different novels like Dracula, Captain Nemo or Dorian Gray.
In the next video, you can watch the trailer of the film:

Iraq inquiry: Gordon Brown says war was 'right'

The first minister of U.K., Gordon Brown has said that the war in 2003 against Irak was 'right', he thinks that the invasion of Irak was necessary to preserve the control of islamic countries.
In my opinion, Gordon Brown is wrong because a war is not necessary, and the main reason for start this war was false, because there weren't any weapons of mass destruction. In conclusion, Brown only wants to make happy his predecessor, Blair, who has a lot economical interests in this war, the same than Bush and Aznar.

BBC News, Friday, 5 March 2010