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Christen Købke: Great Dane. Eigengrau, Bush Theatre, London. From Floor to Sky, Ambika P3, London. Last Night's Television - Fat Man In A White Hat, BBC4; Richard Hammond's Invisible Worlds, BBC1. Noah and the Whale, Roundhouse, London. $200m Jackson deal is the most lucrative in music history. Spare me the misery lit, says Orange Prize judge. Best European Fiction 2010, Edited by Aleksandar Hemon. Hong Kong’s 3D seminars and exhibition open up whole new world. John Grisham's catalog now available electronically. New trilogy by 'Percy Jackson' author due out internationally in May. Most blogged artists: Neon Indian, MGMT, The National. Orange Prize for Fiction announces 2010 longlist. Kindle best-sellers: 'Shutter Island,' Stieg Larsson, 'Split Image'. Madrid lands 2010 MTV European music awards. Debuting 22 March: Sondheim - In Good Company. Weekly art websites: beautiful art made with office items. Drunken thief takes singer Justin Moore's guitar (AP). Posner says he failed to source material for book (AP). Reagan 'GE Theater' tapes restored, go to library (AP). Trump is reviving 'Apprentice' with regular folks (AP). French polemic over fake game show electrocutions (AP). Review: The outer-borough farce `City Island' (AP). Jobless Americans will be focus of next "Apprentice" (Reuters). Former "Sunshine" star Breslin yearns for horror (Reuters). FCC plans to announce broadband agenda (Reuters). Esparza, Hibbert, Conlee and Blumenkrantz Join Cast of Encores! 'Anyone Can Whistle' (Playbill). Corrected: Antonio Banderas named U.N. Goodwill Ambassador (Reuters). McGraw-Hill renews magazine deal with contractors (AP). Gaelgeoirs are the elite -- but thousands are saying 'Ní hea'. 'My first words were in Irish'. In my opinion: State schools must offer choice of education free of religious bias. Chalk 'n' talk: Laptop learning. Staff Only: Paddy's Day with the sex bomb, the Irish teacher and Tom Jones. Assessing skills in controlled conditions. Thousands of pupils face new tests in the 'basics'. Going to college: Oscars boost to further education. Struggling Governments Get Creative to Raise Income. Marja Residents Report Taliban Intimidation. Israel Seeks to Mend Rift With the U.S..

Last year, four unassuming-looking men faced a courtroom in Stockholm charged with facilitating the distribution of copyright material. It was dubbed the internet piracy trial of the decade and for good reason – the four were behind the world's most notorious yet massively popular file-sharing website, the Pirate Bay. Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi and Carl Lundström operated a service used by 22 million people. Set up in 2003, the peer-to-peer service acted as a "middle-man", indexing film, music, game and software files – the vast majority of them illegal – thus allowing others quickly to find and download them direct from the person uploading.

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Christen Købke: Great Dane Eigengrau, Bush Theatre, London
From Floor to Sky, Ambika P3, London Last Night's Television - Fat Man In A White Hat, BBC4; Richard Hammond's Invisible Worlds, BBC1
Noah and the Whale, Roundhouse, London $200m Jackson deal is the most lucrative in music history
Spare me the misery lit, says Orange Prize judge Best European Fiction 2010, Edited by Aleksandar Hemon
Hong Kong’s 3D seminars and exhibition open up whole new world John Grisham's catalog now available electronically
New trilogy by 'Percy Jackson' author due out internationally in May Most blogged artists: Neon Indian, MGMT, The National
Orange Prize for Fiction announces 2010 longlist Kindle best-sellers: 'Shutter Island,' Stieg Larsson, 'Split Image'
Madrid lands 2010 MTV European music awards Debuting 22 March: Sondheim - In Good Company
Weekly art websites: beautiful art made with office items Drunken thief takes singer Justin Moore's guitar (AP)
Posner says he failed to source material for book (AP) Reagan 'GE Theater' tapes restored, go to library (AP)
Trump is reviving 'Apprentice' with regular folks (AP) French polemic over fake game show electrocutions (AP)
Review: The outer-borough farce `City Island' (AP) Jobless Americans will be focus of next "Apprentice" (Reuters)
Former "Sunshine" star Breslin yearns for horror (Reuters) FCC plans to announce broadband agenda (Reuters)
Esparza, Hibbert, Conlee and Blumenkrantz Join Cast of Encores! 'Anyone Can Whistle' (Playbill) Corrected: Antonio Banderas named U.N. Goodwill Ambassador (Reuters)
McGraw-Hill renews magazine deal with contractors (AP) Gaelgeoirs are the elite -- but thousands are saying 'Ní hea'
'My first words were in Irish' In my opinion: State schools must offer choice of education free of religious bias
Chalk 'n' talk: Laptop learning Staff Only: Paddy's Day with the sex bomb, the Irish teacher and Tom Jones
Assessing skills in controlled conditions Thousands of pupils face new tests in the 'basics'
Going to college: Oscars boost to further education Struggling Governments Get Creative to Raise Income
Marja Residents Report Taliban Intimidation Israel Seeks to Mend Rift With the U.S.
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