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A Libyan rebel sits under a Arabic slogan reading ’god is great, only Libya‘ on the frontline of the outskirts of the city of Ajdabiya, south of Benghazi, eastern Libya. (Photo by Anja Niedringhaus / AP)

The e-book era: Best sellers go digital

Two years? Three years? Five years? It’s a parlor game in publishing circles to speculate how long it will take before e-books constitute a majority of the industry’s sales in the U.S.

TIME

Generations and gadgets

The Pew Internet & American Life Project

Money over matter: Can cash incentives keep people healthy?

Would you stick to a diet if you got paid for it, or exercise more if you were fined each time you skipped a workout? Companies are devising ways to implement such incentives and penalties.

Scientific American

US says rate of attacks on Libya slowing

Building on what U.S. officials called a successful first stage of international military action in Libya, the focus is shifting to widening a no-fly zone and setting the stage for a humanitarian relief mission.

San Jose Mercury News

Republicans: bombing ‘unconstitutional’

Guardian

Rebels on the offensive again

MSNBC

Health care law at 1 year: The future is still in question

One year after President Barack Obama signed his historic health care overhaul, the law is taking root in the land. Whether it bears lasting fruit is still in question.

Seattle Times

1 year later, Americans split on health care law

Gallup

Special section:

Health care reform: 1 year later

Politico

AT&T’s expansion raises questions for wireless consumers

AT&T’s plan to acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a $39 billion merger would combine two giant wireless communication companies and reshape the telecommunications landscape.

NPR

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An ancient Thracian gold-plated cup is on display at Bulgaria’s National History Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria. (Photo by Valentina Petrova / AP)	Detroit Tigers’ Miguel Cabrera looks on from the dugout in the second inning of a spring training game in Kissimmee, Fla. (Photo by David Goldman / AP)	Indian villagers covered in dye light cigarettes during Holi celebrations, the Hindu festival of colors, south of New Delhi, India. (Photo by Kevin Frayer / AP)