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pbs.org — JIM LEHRER: Mr. Attorney General, welcome. On the John Roberts Supreme Court nomination, do you agree with today's White House decision not to release memorandums and briefs that John Roberts wrote when he was deputy solicitor general in the first Bush administration?

pbs.org — Poll: What Will Happen to Tumblr? The big news of the week is that mature Internet company Yahoo bought less mature Internet company Tumblr for $1.1 billion to get access to a ton of younger users but not a whole lot of revenues (yet).

video.pbs.org — As series host, Audra McDonald has played roles on every stage of Lincoln Center. Now she steps center stage to shine a light on her own favorite music and composers, performing powerful renditions of gems from Stephen Sondheim, Adam Guettel, Cole Porter, Kander & Ebb, and more.

video.pbs.org — A winner of both of America's best-known science journalism prizes, Fagin recaps the story he tells in his new text, "Toms River." Watch online: Science journalist Dan Fagin from Tavis Smiley. On demand, streaming video from PBS

pbs.org — 10 Steps to Creating an E-Book Based on Your Blog I recently self-published an e-book based on my blog, and I want to share what I learned. This post focuses on the editorial process; in subsequent posts, I'll share tips on coming up with a design for your e-book cover, choosing a publishing platform (I went with Kindle, for now) and marketing your e-book.