CBS Sunday Morning on 28 Jan 2018: maybe file-sharing isn't so bad (for artists)

In an interview with Mark Phillips, Ed Sheeran did not come out against music file sharing. Sheeran pointed out
file sharing benefited Sheeran's early career, allowing him to make a name for himself.

Also of IP interest, the use of holograms of dead performers.

There was an interesting piece on "bubbles," including science work at Boston University and Scripps.

The 50th anniversary of the Tet Offensive, including the famous clip from Walter Cronkite, was noted.

Moment of nature: Niagara Falls.

A footnote as to Sheeran; see IPBiz post

Copyright infringement case over “The Rest of Our Life”