Besides, Mr. Lynam argued, much of the confidential information that Mr. Goel provided Mr. Rajaratnam was already in the public sphere via newspaper articles and analyst reports.
There are also relative classics: Boetti's embroidered maps of the world; Mr. Pistoletto's big sphere of weathered newspapers, which seems to have rolled out of one of Kurt Schwitters's Merzbau environments or a painting by Miró; Mr. Kounellis's doorway filled with stones.
She also wrote an account of her adventures, titled "The Horned Beast of Africa", which was published in 1929 in the newspaper The Sphere.
In both these spheres, and in newspapers too, British management of war reporting was corporate - unified and controlled in a sense which left less space for individual flair.
When I was growing up in the '70s, homosexuality was never mentioned in the public sphere, not on television, in the newspapers or in magazines.
Scores of 9/11 family members have signed our petitions supporting the return of the Sphere, and many others have written letters to newspapers, spoken on television, and contacted government officials on behalf of the effort.
"Newspaper is an artifact of the public sphere, a public voice, a public space, a forum for public exchange of ideas and products.
Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog at the Seattle PI newspaper has a video of Hrvoje Benko of Microsoft Research demonstrating Sphere, a spherical touch screen display.
I've had a lot of comments about the earlier post on nonprofit newspapers, including some thoughtful notes from journalists who are already operating in that sphere on a small scale, such as at Voice of San Diego, who fear that the idea of endowing large newspapers would drain philanthropy dollars away from small innovators unnecessarily.
By Steve Coll January 30 , 2009I've had a lot of comments about the earlier post on nonprofit newspapers, including some thoughtful notes from journalists who are already operating in that sphere on a small scale, such as at Voice of San Diego, who fear that the idea of endowing large newspapers would drain philanthropy dollars away from small innovators unnecessarily.
