Pollution Closes River Jordan For Baptisms
Qasr Al-Yahud is one of the most popular baptismal sites on the River Jordan. But it has found itself this week at the center of a bitter battle over its cleanliness. Officials closed the site and then cleared it for visitors after conducting water-quality tests.



River Jordan - Middle East - Jordan - Baptism - Water quality

WATCH: iPhone 'Doctor' Makes House Calls
Brendan McElroy is on call to fix NYC residents' broken iPhones.



iPhone - Handhelds - Smartphones - Wallpapers and Themes - Arts

WATCH: The Conversation: YouTube Makes a Movie
'Life in a Day' uses YouTube videos to document this Saturday around the world.



YouTube - Conversation - Video - Google - Shopping

How Can Advertisers Use Data to Improve Media Campaigns?
Brand advertisers are increasingly asking Web sites and publishers to conduct intent-to-purchase studies that measure the success or failure of a Web video campaign. Break Media CEO Keith Richman tells Daisy Whitney in this week's New Media Minute how advertisers...



Video - Break - Business - Advertising - Marketing and Advertising

Marketers, Publishers Partner for iPad Promotion
Everyone from book publishers to magazine concerns to TV networks have been trying to figure out their tablet and iPad strategies. And now the premium cable network Starz has partnered with book publisher Penguin in a deal that helps Starz...



Publishing - Ken Follett - Pillars of the Earth - United States - Business

FCC Concerned Over DefCon Mobile Hacking Talk (PC World)
PC World - Chris Paget wants to demonstrate how easy it is to snoop in on mobile-phone conversations. The question is: Will the federal authorities allow it?