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Morning Links: November 6, 2006

Authored by Robert Spears on November 6, 2006 - 4:25am.
CBS Hire’s Allen & Co. Exec to Head Interactive Unit (LAT)
Newspapers to Test Selling Print Ads on Google (NYT)
Napster Mobile Launches Over-The-Air Music Service in Japan
Newspapers Invest $15 Million More in Topix.net (CNET)
MobileVOIP Firm BridgePort Networks Raises an Additional $13 Million
Online Video Ads to Reach $410M this Year; an 82% Increase (eM)
Murdoch Says May Offer MySpace on Japan Cellphones (R)
South Korean Portal Seeks Ties with Google (AFP)
Virtual Big Brother to be Launched in Second Life (R)
Gamers Give PlayStation 3 Rave Reviews (AP)
Super Vivid & Efficient OLED Mobile Displays to be Mass Produced in 2007 (TR)
Microsoft: Vodafone First to Standardize Software (R)
Insert Product Here: Plenty of Space to Sell on HD DVDs (NYT)
TVU Chief Grapples with Copyright Questions (CNET)
Web 2.0: A bubble with a silver lining? (CNET)
Ask.com Wants Respect, and Users (CNET)
HD radio boosts distribution, marketing (R)
AOL, Microsoft Seek Indie-Rock Cred (R)
Why Newspapers Will Lose On Media Cross-Ownership – Again (E&P)
Nokia’s Head of R&D Discusses the Future of the Cellphone (TR)
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