The China Daily newspaper starts campaign to rid Mount Everest of its "colonial" name.
"British colonialists raped the sacred mountain of the Tibetans by giving it a false name," says the report, quoted in The Telegraph. "Until today the world is still persistently humiliating Mt Qomolangma with English-language hegemonism"
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Heading out of the classroom.
Claire Owens - who quit teaching after six years to go back to the classroom as a journalism student - tells BBC News Online why she did it
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Israel's Online Bridge to Arabic.
Israeli Arabs can now read literal translations of content from the country's most popular daily newspaper, which some hope can help breed more understanding
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Publishing Without a Net.
Big names in the magazine biz, including The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Talk, don't have content-based sites on the Web. Are these heavyweights really luddites?...
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Net-Loving Brits Hate Net News
Here's another statistic that flies in the face of doomsayers who predict the Internet will kill newspapers: Nearly 90 percent of British Net users say they'll never go online for news...
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E-Books for Writers, Not Readers.
Electronic books and publishing on demand are making it easier for writers to get published, but is anyone actually reading these online tomes?...
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