Like a similar campaign to save “Now on PBS,” the efforts for “Worldfocus” seem unlikely to succeed. Read more..

By ELIZABETH JENSEN - The New York Times

The first of two scheduled strikes by British Airways cabin crew members entered its second day Sunday, causing fewer delays than the airline had expected. Read more..

By JULIA WERDIGIER - International Herald Tribune

A film coating for image sensors could improve camera performance, especially in low light, its maker says. Read more..

By ASHLEE VANCE - The New York Times

A search for “Louis Vuitton” on Google’s British Web site turns up an ad for discounted designer handbags — to the fury of the brand’s owners. Read more..

By ERIC PFANNER - International Herald Tribune

The uninsured are the biggest beneficiaries of the bill, which would extend coverage for low-income Americans. Read more..

By TARA SIEGEL BERNARD - The New York Times

With a sweeping overhaul of the nation’s health care system, Congress would be giving the health care industry millions of customers in the next few years. Read more..

By REED ABELSON - The New York Times

Instead of cutting episodes of the show to allow commercials, the TV Guide Network will show the full episode, along with a panel discussion, to fill an hour. Read more..

By BILL CARTER - The New York Times

There were more registered attendees for the interactive stream than music at the Austin-based conference, but the best technologies there made real life better. Read more..

David Carr - The New York Times

A start-up called Calera says it has found a way to capture carbon dioxide by using it to make cement, but skeptics have doubts. Read more..

By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER - The New York Times

Rosie O’Donnell is said to be working with Dick Robertson and Scott Carlin, who were formerly executives at Warner Brothers. Read more..

By BRIAN STELTER - The New York Times