- AP: A Houston Texas house filled with more than 100 people, presumed to be in the U.S. illegally was discovered on Wednesday, a police spokesman said. http://goo.gl/QmlDp3
- The Guardian: Search planes are on their way to assess two objects in the southern Indian Ocean that could be connected to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, the Australian prime minister has said. http://goo.gl/RGGepH
- The Moscow Times: How CIS (The Commonwealth of Independent States Countries) Feel About the Ukraine Crisis. http://goo.gl/pxIctZ
- Great Courses Podcast: Historian Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius discusses the Ukraine Criis. http://goo.gl/jdvrxx
- Slate Magazine: How Much Real Estate $1 Million Buys You in Every Major U.S. City. http://goo.gl/vHBhr0
- Esquire: Last year, 8.15 million users filled out brackets at ESPN.com, and a mere 47 predicted a perfect Final Four. HOW TO WIN YOUR MARCH MADNESS BRACKET POOL: http://goo.gl/fzaqbP
- Are Teens Leaving Facebook? Hardly! According to Tom Webster, Vice President of Strategy for Edison Research, teens check their Facebook accounts an average of eight times every day. http://goo.gl/IYD6xo
- Penn Medicine: Chronic Lost Sleep Can Lead to Brain Damage: http://goo.gl/YkrkWJ
- The Philadelphia 76ers incurred their 22nd straight loss Wednesday night to the Chicago Bulls , 102-94. The Cleveland Cavaliers hold the NBA record for consecutive losses, 26 straight games from the 2010–11 season.
Variety: TV Subscriptions Down
“For the first time over a full-year period, the U.S. pay-TV segment in 2013 registered a decline in subscriptions, according to a report from research firm SNL Kagan.''
“ What’s worrisome for pay-TV providers and networks alike is that millennials (ages 16-34) are considerably more likely than non-millennials (35-64) to not have a cable or satellite subscription. Among millennials, 13% say they have no pay TV, compared with 9% of the older cohort, according to a Verizon survey of 1,000 consumers.’’ http://goo.gl/W7Xbs4
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