Rafael Nadal and Wimbledon 2011

Despite its excellent performance throughout the tournament, Rafael Nadal lost the 2011 Wimbledon final.
Novak Djokovic won the tennis tournament on grass against Nadal to the account of 6-4,6-1, 1-6, 6-3.
Wimbledon in 2011 celebrated its 125th anniversary.

Photo 1, 2, 3 and4: Rafael Nadal in London;
See photo report LeStudio1.com ;

Dominique Strauss Kahn and his accuser...

The NYPD and the Americans take everything at once ... Some even argue, quite seriously, that Strauss Khan could present himself to the French presidency.
If the charges are dismissed in New York totally, Strauss-Khan become a martyr in France.
There is a rumor that prosecutors want to negotiate the full withdrawal of accusation in exchange that Strauss-Kahn will not sue the United States for financial damages ...
To be continued ...

Photo: Dominique Strauss-Khan;

See story The New York Times ;
See story The Wall Street Journal ;
See New York Times report released ;

See story from Le Monde on conspiracy theory ;

See story on the failure of Strauss-Kahn case ;

MySpace is sold for 35 million$

The social network MySpace was sold for the sum of $ 35 million (cash and shares).
The sum is particularly low given that Rupert Murdoch bought MySpace in 2005 for $ 580 million ...
Photo: MySpace logo;
See story The Wall Street Journal ;
See story The New York Times ;

The Vatican and the information on Internet...

The Vatican is now a player of the information on the Internet!
One may question where the Catholic Church will go with its technology project but one thing for sure: Benedict XVI seems to love his IPad! To be continued...
Photo Benedict XVI at the Vatican;
See site information Vatican ;
See site Facebook Vatican ;

Happy Birthday from Google...

The creator of LeStudio1.com, Bernard Bujold, received soon as his awakening his first Birthday Greeting from... Google!
"It was a surprise this morning when I opened my computer and saw this image of a" birthday gift "on the Google home page! I first thought of a coincidence, but by clicking it, I got directly to my personal page on Google. This thing must be connected to my computer (cookies) and recorded on Google because on the computer of Miss X, nothing appeared.
Google and its technology are becoming romantic ...

Thanks to everyone for your good wishes!

Photo 1: Bernard Bujold in Percé ;

Photo 2: Google Birthday wishes ;

See photo album Bernard Bujold Anniversary ;

See Google profile ;

The book industry and music are in big trouble ...

Three events are confirming the great difficulties of the paper book industry and recorded music.
First an interview with Heather Reisman, owner Indigo Books & Music, where she said that her stores will now give a priority for decorative products to the detriment of paper books.
Second, the sale of Canadian HMV stores adds to the decline of record stores.
Finally, there is a rumor in Montreal to the effect that the group Archambault (Quebecor) would buy rival Renaud Bray.
To be continued.
Photo 1: HMV Store Montreal;
See interview Heather Reisman ;
See story HMV sales Toronto Star ;
See The Globe and Mail report HMV sales ;
See story rumored sale of Renaud Bray ;

The future of CBC...

The departure of Sylvain Lafrance from Radio-Canada draws attention to the Government Corporation and many wonder why this departure.
It should be added that several other pillars of Radio-Canada also recently announced their retirement from the host star Christiane Charette or the renowned and highly appreciated reporter that was Daniel Lessard.
Some say Harper's intentions to privatize the corporation would be the trigger.
The prime minister does not hide his desire to diminish the role of government in financing public institutions like the CBC.
Stay tuned!
Picture (from left to right)
Sylvain Lafrance, Christiane Charette, Daniel Lessard, Joel LeBigot, Jocelyne Blouin, Stephen Harper.
See La Presse report ;
See CBC Corporate website ;
See Prime Minister of Cadada website ;

Conrad Black will return to prison but he will also soon publish a book

The former press baron Conrad Black is free for 6 weeks but he will return to prison for about 11 months. American Justice has revised the original sentence to Black to replace it by 42 months. Conrad Black has already served 29 months with 10% off for good behavior.
Black's lawyers could appeal the new sentence.
Asked as he left the courthouse, "What next?"; Conrad have replied: "Just wait for it ..." He also added that he will be publishing a book soon. The publication date is October 11.
Stay tuned!
Photo 1: Conrad Black and Barbara Amiel;
See story The Globe and Mail ;
See story The National Post ;
See CTV report ;
See CBC report ;
See Radio-Canada report ;

See story about the book of Conrad Black ;

See McClelland Books ;

Peter Falk "Columbo" is dead...

The actor Peter Falk died at the age of 83 (June 24, 2011).
He immortalized the character of Detective Columbo!
Photo 1 : Peter Falk;
See story The New York Times ;

The publisher Pierre Bourdon leaves Éditions de l'Homme (Quebecor) to join Renaud Bray ...

The publisher Pierre Bourdon leaves the Éditions de l'Homme (Quebecor) to go to Renaud Bray as a purchasing manager.
This departure is surprising, especially that there is a rumor that Quebecor could acquire Renaud Bray. Employees of Renaud Bray have recently publicly criticized the management of the company.
To be continued ...
Photo 1: Pierre Bourdon;
Photo 2: Store Renaud Bray;
Photo 3: Head social Quebecor;
See story departure of Pierre Bourdon ;
See report of merger rumors - LeStudio1.com ;