A year ago today, Dungeons & Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast launched a public playtest of a new edition of the classic fantasy role-playing game. Codenamed D&D Next, the rules are an ambitious redesign meant to unify four decades and five editions’ worth of players under one single system –and now fans will get to see them in print for the very first time

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The New Dungeons & Dragons Goes To Print In ‘Ghosts of Dragonspear Castle’

Microsoft's Xbox One Microsoft launched its next-generation video game console on May 21st at a special event on their corporate campus in Redmond, Washington called “Xbox: A New Generation Revealed.” The new console, called the Xbox One, will help usher in the next generation of video game hardware, and ramp up the war for gamer dollars between Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft. If you want to be one of the first to know what the new Xbox will look like, you can watch streaming 720p HD video of the event here, on demand. For a live blog from the event, check out our coverage from Forbes contributor Matt Hickey, and for more real-time analysis visit Paul Tassi’s blog .

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Watch The Video: Microsoft Xbox One Event

Everyone hears horror stories about American air travel –large fees, crowded airports, and seemingly endless delays. But despite the common complaints, customer satisfaction is at a seven-year high, and it’s improving across the board

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America’s Most Satisfying Airlines

An antenna array in Fuchsstadt, Germany, operated by Intelsat. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Global satellite services giant Intelsat S.A.

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Intelsat Reports Smaller Net Loss, Flat Revenues

The neighborhood streets outside Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport are mostly quiet during the day, with few people on the sidewalks.

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America’s Most Crowded Airports

The neighborhood streets outside Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport are mostly quiet during the day, with few people on the sidewalks. Sometimes the only noise you can hear is the sound of leaves rustling on the trees

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America’s Most Crowded Airports

Global airline traffic was up nearly six percent in March, thanks to improved business confidence and strong demand for travel in emerging markets. Airplanes and workers at Geneva airport on March 20, 2012

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Airline Traffic Growing Fast Abroad, Slow In The U.S.

The U.S. Congress has passed a bill that will send federally-employed air traffic controllers back to work after a week of furloughs delayed thousands of flights across the country. Jets waited to depart Sea-Tac Airport on April 23, 2013.

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Congress Passes Bill To End Air Traffic Control Furloughs

Frequent fliers may grumble about increased ticket prices, extra baggage fees, schedule changes and discontinued routes. But the latest round of earnings reports from major U.S.

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The Results Are In, And Airline Revenues Are Growing

Federal budget cuts that have put air traffic controllers on furlough led to more than a thousand delayed flights on Tuesday, according to federal regulators. FAA Administrator Michael Huerta testifies before a House subcommittee on April 24, 2013. (AFP/Getty Images) According to a statement by the Federal Aviation Administration, there were more than 1,025 delays in the system on Tuesday attributable to staffing reductions from the furlough.

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Furloughs Delayed 1,000 Flights Yesterday: No End In Sight