- "Russia’s RT Network: Is It More BBC or K.G.B.?" from The New York Times. Russia's state-run news service might resemble the BBC, but the organization's wide reaching influence and approach reveals it doesn't adopt the same non-partisan perspective.
- "Language learners can import and learn using content from the internet" from Springwise. Move over Rosetta Sone, LingQ is inventing a platform that lets language learners and speakers communicate in real time, digitally.
- "The Cloistered Books of Peru" from The American Scholar. While ebooks make reading on the go easier than ever, centuries ago transporting books was a struggle and reserved for sacred tomes.
- "The Dramatic Process of Writing Headlines at Man Repeller" from Man Repeller. Anyone who works in digital media knows that writing headlines is ridiculous and Man Repeller's tongue-in-cheek rendition of the process is more true to life than you might expect.
- "The World's Last Great Undiscovered Cuisine" from Saveur. Azerbaijan is more than just 2011's Eurovision surprise winner—it's a country filled with beguiling rice dishes, richly spiced stews and honey-soaked sweets.