http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Peter Beinart's "The Failure of the American Jewish Establishment" in last week's New York Review of Books is an important piece important in the same way as John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt's 2006 screed "The Israeli Lobby:" It will be widely quoted and pernicious in effect.

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Answering Beinart's damning indictment of the American Jewish establishment

Iraq is negotiating with US authorities for the return of millions of documents, including a stash of rare Hebrew-language books and parchments found in a flooded basement by American troops after the 2003 invasion, Iraqi officials said Thursday.

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Iraq-US begin talks to reclaim Jewish archive

As an industry, comic books have managed to remain fundamentally unchanged for 70 years, but just like it did in the Garden of Eden, a little apple has shaken things up recently.

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iPad promises to revolutionize comic-book style storytelling

Space, says Raavi Sabharwal, is “opportunity”, “challenge” and, most importantly, “fun”. Sabharwal, 63, is the publisher of Timeless Books and owner of Timeless — The Art Book Studio, tucked away in one of the many bylanes of Kotla Mubarakpur, one of the many “asides” of the Capital, cheek by jowl with the upmarket South Extension shopping centre. The 1,600 sq ft space, which you stumble into ...

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Come into my parlour (Business Standard India)

Ramos: National Book Store has right to choose what books to carry MANILA, Philippines – The first book that provides an eye-popping look into the closed world of the Supreme Court almost never made it to print and has been snubbed by a major bookstore.

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Rare book on Supreme Court snubbed by National Book Store? (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)

Horst Wein is known in the world of hockey as much as he is in football, a rare multi-faceted character. The legendary coach  has a piece of advice for Indian players: Focus more on the mental aspects of the game.

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Hockey structure in India is stricken by cancer Horst Wein (Hindustan Times)

Sixty years on, it has kept pace with the times. The rows of books have increased with years and old gramophone records occupy the pride of place with DVDs, writes Manoj Sharma .

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Gramophone to e books (Hindustan Times)

The Delhi Public Library has turned 60 and will showcase in an exhibition India's growth trajectory through rare books, newspapers and gramophone records over the past six decades.

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Delhi Public Library turns 60 to showcase India s growth (Hindustan Times)

Anand Sankar chances upon a rare books store right in the middle of the national capital that stocks tomes going back three centuries.

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Rare India (Business Standard India)

MANILA - The 30th Manila International Book Fair (MIBF) officially opened on Wednesday, to the delight of hundreds of people who lined up at the SMX Center in Pasay City a few hours before the event began.

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Manila book fair shows printed books aren't dead yet (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)