Does the FT maintain a firewall between the editorial board and the reporting of news staff? The Wall Street Journal, historically (though not as sure now that Rupert Murdoch owns it), has had such a distinction...a predominantly rightward editorial staff but relatively even-handed news reporting.
Did Armen's royalty statement sheet list streaming, radio, or both? Curious if he gets the same whether I stream it on demand or whether I listen to a local affiliate broadcast on the radio (?)
Two things: (1) Lenovo does provide a manual web interface, https://lenovobattery2014.orderz.com/, to verify whether this affects any equipment you own...their default tool involves the end user downloading and installing a Microsoft Windows executable, which does not work if you have an alternate operating system installed; and (2) even though I have a Lenovo X201 laptop with a "42T4695" in the battery pack bar code, since Lenovo manufactured it in July 2010--outside the range of October 2010-April 2011--I am not eligible for replacement (a bit disappointing, but it seems reasonable, to me).
I did some (very rough) math on how much it would cost to do this nationwide--in a nutshell, for the materials only, it would cost the 25%-50% of Americans who likely care enough to pay between $220-$441 as a one-time expense plus $2-$4 annual upkeep: http://schultkl.blogspot.com/2014/02/homeless-no-more-how-mu... . A thought experiment I did for my own benefit, mostly...like the article points out, there are architectural and design costs, labor costs, zoning and community buy-in issues, and so forth, and so forth.