NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The Wall Street Journal's print edition and The New York Times Online will both introduce new elements Thursday morning as The Journal makes a play for new ad revenue and The Times tries to increase its allure to web surfers. The Journal is running an advertiser's cover wrap on Thursday for the first time in its history, covering one-third of the front page and all of the back with an ad for Dell. The Times Online, meanwhile, is finally activating Times Extra, an alternate view of the home page that offers links to related coverage from other news sources and blogs.
For the first time, a gene is being linked to increased susceptibility to the placebo effect, the mysterious capacity some people have to benefit from sham treatments
This revieLITE iPhone and iPod charger night light is one of the most amazing things I've seen today; and I've seen tens of things today. Why do I love it so much? Because it's an iPhone charger AND a night light. Is a further explanation necessary? The reviveLITE cradles your iPhone on its left while plugged in and illuminating your hallways and bathrooms. It's $40, which is expensive for a night light and expensive for an iPhone charger, but not that bad for an iPhone charger that's also a night light. [Scosche]
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