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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 10 April 2017
	NEWS
	Banks may be behind the mysterious drop-off in car sales CNBC "If the next few months reveals a further decline in auto sales, we need to pay attention to that because it will feed back to the economy directly. Flag as irrelevant
	Libor: Bank of England implicated in secret recording BBC News A secret recording that implicates the Bank of England in Libor rigging has been uncovered by BBC Panorama. The 2008 recording adds to evidence ... Flag as irrelevant
	In slap at Trump, Shadow Brokers release NSA EquationGroup files Ars Technica On April 8, as part of a long, awkwardly worded rant about President Donald Trump's betrayal of his "base," the individual or individuals known as the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Book publishing in the digital age TechCrunch In 2012, we launched Thought Catalog Books. With Thought Catalog the website, we mastered producing short-form writing for the web and we ... Flag as irrelevant
	BLOGS
	Watch: Michel Gondry Drops 2 New Commercials in 1 Week No Film School It's been three years since Michel Gondry's last feature, Microbe & Gasoline but he's certainly been keeping busy in between projects. After surprising ... Flag as irrelevant
	Introducing a Course for Mapping in R FlowingData Mapping geographic data in R can be tricky, because there are so many ways to complete separate tasks. It's a jumble of options and you have to ... Flag as irrelevant
	1600 Ryzen based PC has double the performance in Photoshop than a $5200 Mac Pro. DIY Photography Much of the software that is available for both Mac & Windows is largely identical for both. If you can use it on one, you can use it on the other. This is ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Ex-NFL WR Young sentenced to 4 years in prison MSN.com The tragic tale of Titus Young entered another chapter when the former Detroit Lions receiver was sentenced to four years in prison. Flag as irrelevant
	Official Involved in Bush-Era Purge of Gay Employees Now in Trump Administration MSN.com Eric Thayer/Getty Images The White House in Washington, D.C. It was one of the uglier scandals of the Bush administration: Top officials at an agency ... Flag as irrelevant

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