COVER
How Facebook Is Redefining Privacy (Cover)
Nearly 500 million people worldwide live their lives — or versions of them — on Facebook. Is there a limit to how much we'll share? CEO Mark Zuckerberg is betting there isn't
Inside Facebook Headquarters
Photos: A glimpse into the offices of the social networking powerhouse
Video: Friends (and Moms) Without Borders
Nearly 500 million people worldwide connect on Facebook. TIME writer Dan Fletcher and his mom are two of them
ESSAY
What It Would Take to Recover the Weakening Euro (Commentary / The Curious Capitalist)
So much for the euro as the dollar's rival. The sickly currency now threatens the global economic recovery
Dealing with Tehran: The Return of Diplomacy (Commentary / In the Arena)
The Obama Administration has had something of a diplomatic success in dealing with Tehran. But Iran still has nuclear ambitions
TAPS: Help for the Families of Fallen Soldiers (Commentary)
For the families of fallen soldiers, loss is not the province of just one day. TAPS can help
NATION
The Pitchfork Primaries: Will Washington Get the Message? (The Well / Nation)
A handpicked successor is rejected, an old lion becomes roadkill, and a powerful Senator is forced into a runoff. The first contests of 2010 prove a rebellion is brewing. But is Washington listening?
In Texas, Seeking the Truth About an Executed Man (The Well / Nation)
Barry Scheck has used DNA evidence to free hundreds of the falsely convicted. But if he's no more than a crusader for truth, why is his mission so controversial?
Web Privacy: In Praise of Oversharing (The Well / Commentary)
The Web is making us more intimate strangers. Why going public can be a civic good
WORLD
Postcard from The Galápagos (Postcard)
On Charles Darwin's former stomping ground, it's war between commerce and conservation. Survival of the fittest on Isabela Island
LETTERS
Inbox (Inbox)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Summer Entertainment Preview 2010 (Summer Preview)
TIME's critics give you a guided tour of the coming season's new music, movies, books and television, from Futurama to Lollapalooza, Pixar to Xtina
SOCIETY
Coconut Water: Nature's Sweet, Low-Cal Hangover Relief (Life / Health)
Coconut water has more electrolytes than Gatorade. It's also low-calorie and trendy
Extreme Makeover: Reinventing the Parking Lot (Life / Going Green)
Ripping up yesterday's asphalt expanses can make towns greener and livelier and still save room for cars
SPECIAL SECTION
Hollywood's VFX Shops: Trouble in Boom Times (Global Business / Media)
The industry behind the block-busters is reeling from cheap competition and low profits
Africa's Last Best Opportunity (Global Business / Oil)
Oil finds in Ghana and Uganda give governments a platform to undo decades of corruption and reverse the resource curse
Pouring It On (Global Business / Small Business)
Brita sold the U.S. rights to its best product to Clorox. So it started Mavea to take on a familiar foe
Field of Schemes? (Global Business / Sports)
Lalit Modi created a hugely successful cricket league, but corruption charges may undo him
Business Books (Global Business)
Layoff lit: in publishing, sudden unemployment begets a fashionable genre. How two victims handled their career crashes
PEOPLE
10 Questions for Jillian Michaels (10 Questions)
The personal trainer's Losing It with Jillian premieres June 1. Jillian Michaels will now take your questions
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Philanthropy Roundtable (TIME 100 Roundtable)
From food pantries in New York City to cell-phone networks in Africa, panelists J.J. Abrams, Matt Berg, David Chang, Liya Kebede and Sanjit "Bunker" Roy prove you can give back wherever you work and in whatever you do
Video: Philanthropy and Technology
Five past and present TIME 100 honorees discuss philanthropy with TIME Editor Jim Frederick
BRIEFING
The Moment
5 | 18 | 10: Bangkok
Thailand
TIME photographer James Nachtwey shoots the violent end to the standoff in downtown Bangkok
The World
10 ESSENTIAL STORIES
Cell Phones and Cancer: A Study's Muddled Findings
Do cell phones cause brain cancer? Interphone, a long-awaited study of cancer risk and mobile-phone use, poses more questions than it answers
Brief History YouTube
The Skimmer
Book Review: Plentitude: The New Economics of True Wealth by Juliet B. Schor