Comic Artists Take on 9/11 in Graphic Retelling (USAT)
It looks like a comic book and reads like a comic book, but the subject matter is deadly serious: what went wrong before, during and after 9/11. The 9/11 Report: A Graphic Adaptation, based on the government commission report that became a best seller in 2004, arrives today in bookstores.

Rupe on Competition (BusinessWeek)
Rupert Murdoch: Competition is enjoyable. It's the reason for being in business. You have to like to win. I like to win. My father was more of an editor and publisher. I would have liked to do more of that. But I had to be more concerned with other things, and it dragged me into other businesses. But maybe it's in my genes.

TV and Newspapers Trusted Over Blogs (BBC)
The British public trust newspapers and television news programmes as much as their family and friends for information, suggests a new study. The survey also found that blogs and websites were considered the least trustworthy sources of current affairs.

Journalism Without the Journalists (Eat the Press)
Thomson Financial has found a way to eliminate that cumbersome middleman from reporting: The reporter. Turns out the company's been using computers to create stories since March and plans to roll out the expanded, people-free version soon.

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