One of the variations on the I Heart NY logo in a new campaign by the Cuomo administration.
The Cuomo administration wants to let you re-mix the iconic I ♥ NY logo. Tom McGeveran of Capital New York discusses how New York tries to brand itself. Plus: Dan Gross of Yahoo! on the latest jobs numbers; the "Flame" virus attacks Iran; and the Defense of Marriage Act gets rebuked in court.
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Iran has condemned the violence in Syria, but many still see it as Syria’s strongest ally. Afshin Molavi of the New America Foundation discusses Iran's role in Middle East stability. Plus: the candidates for NJ's 10th Congressional District Democratic primary; Alison Bechdel on graphic novels; and how to make connections that matter in your 20s.
Historian Douglas Brinkley has a new book about Walter Cronkite and was on the Brian Lehrer Show Tuesday to talk about the career and life of the "most trusted man in America." Here are 10 things that caught our ear. Listen to the full conversation below.
The implications of the deepening debt crisis in Europe. Plus: Murray Weiss, journalist at DNAinfo.com, discusses why Etan Patz’s family is skeptical of the alleged killer’s confession; a U.S. immigration agent talks about his work in the U.S.-Mexico “border wars”; NJ congressmen Steve Rothman and Bill Pascrell face off in the wake of redistricting; and what the possible fare hike will mean for NYC taxi drivers.
The Freelancers Union has tracked outstanding payments owed to freelancers as part of their World's Longest Invoice project. Founder and executive director of the Freelancers Union, Sara Horowitz, discusses. Plus, Douglas Brinkley on Walter Cronkite; David Sanger on the latest political news; and a conversation about the “new black politician.”
John Horgan, science journalist and author of The End of War, discusses war and human nature Then: a discussion about representations of war in popular culture; Sam Harris makes his case that there’s no such thing as free will and that there; and the author Julia Alvarez on Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
