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The article focuses on the director Steven Spielberg. Topics discussed include the film "BFG" directed by him and featuring actress Ruby Barnhill based on writer Roald Dahl children's book "The BFG" or the "Big Friendly Giant", death of screenwriter Melissa Mathison and promotion of his film "Empire of the Sun" in 1987.

The article presents questions and answers related to technology, including questions relating to the account of someone who died in the online social networking site "Facebook", and the disadvantages of setting up an autoreply feature for electronic mails or emails.

The article presents an answer to the question about flirting on social media LinkedIn compared to other social media.

The article provides an answer to a question concerning on peeking at other people's text messages on the subway.

The article provides an answer to a question of how to politely ask a customer at a customer service window if he or she is a robot or a human.

The article provides an answer to a question regarding social media addiction.

The article presents answer to the questions as how to tell children that it is not good to post every picture on social networking sites like Facebook.

The article presents answer to a question related to emoji and foreign language use during text messaging.

The article presents an answer to a question about the song "Fix You" and interpersonal relations.

A question and answer is presented on whether to use or not an Instagram #hashtag of wedding for posting photos.

This article features student Daniel Lippman and his habit of questioning U.S. politicians through the Ask the White House Web site. Lippman has an Internet habit his parents do not really understand. He interviews the mid-level bureaucrats of the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush. He is the lone regular on Ask the White House, a forum on the White House's Web site. Once or twice a week, the site features a different Cabinet member, deputy assistant, or undersecretary.

The article discusses the evolution of the electronics retail store chain RadioShack. Andy Cohen, owner of a RadioShack franchised dealership in California, was given a lot of leeway with regards to the products he offers provided that he purchase certain amount of inventory from the firm. The plan of RadioShack executives is to transform the company into a more mainstream place for mobility is criticized by former employees. The changing relationship of the U.S. with technology is said to be demonstrated by RadioShack.