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Morning Links: October 19, 2006

Authored by robert on October 18, 2006 - 11:43pm.
WSJ: NBC Universal to Slash Operating Costs by $750M
LAT: NBC to Cut 1% of Jobs Amid TV Unit's Weak Performance
Logitech Acquires Squeezebox Maker Slim Devices
Adobe Acquires Video Software Maker Serious Magic
AP: HP Passes Dell in World PC Shipments
PCW: Final Version of Internet Explorer 7 Now Available
IW: Excuses on iPod Virus Not Credible
AFP: Registered Sex Offenders Found on MySpace
NYT: Viacom’s Ex-Chief Getting $85 Million
WSJ: Boston Globe Doesn't Deliver For the Times
WSJ: Fantasy Sports Wagering Sites Remove Risk
NYT: Second Life is Becoming a 3D Test Bed for Marketers
NYT: Music Companies Got a Share of the YouTube Sale
NYT: Portable Media Players Aim for the Masses
CNET: Turning Social Network Traffic into Dollars
R: Yahoo Sees Social Network Sites Competing for Ads
CNET: Pixsy Offers Video Search for the People
How New Media TV is Winning the War Against Online Piracy
NYT: Why Old Media & Tom Cruise Should Worry About Cheaper Tech
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