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Eminem's hit "Recovery" (Aftermath/Interscope) sold 89,000 copies to land at No. 3, but much of the rest of the Top 10 this week is new.

The covert propaganda war the government is fighting to win Muslim hearts and minds that the Guardian has been reporting this week is new only in its target and the technology employed.

The No. 2 album this week is also new: Kings of Leon's "Mechanical Bull" (RCA), which had 110,000 in sales.

The company this week is announcing new Web features for its desktop design applications.

A much buzzed-about announcement by Comcast this week is prompting new questions about the types of gadgets consumers will be able to use to watch cable TV.

The bird this week is Junot Díaz's new collection, "This Is How You Lose Her," which enters the hardcover fiction list at No. 6. Díaz is no stranger to the best-seller ranks; his previous book, the Pulitzer-winning novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao," spent eight months on the paperback list in 2008 and 2009.

Billboard's Top 10 this week is packed with new releases, though sales were relatively slow.

MY PRINT column this week is on the new Superman film, "Man of Steel": a fine movie for an anxious America.

AUTISM Speaks, the autism and science advocacy organization, this week is introducing a new public service advertising campaign aimed at Hispanic and African-American parents.

Stephen Piggott, Hot Time in Old Town, Whiskey Brothers Aught Five, Chicago: The main story at the Fire this week is how teams new midfield will look on Sunday afternoon.

Out this week is Spiritualized's new record Songs In A&E.