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Morning Links: September 11, 2006

Authored by robert on September 11, 2006 - 1:30am.
Digital Rights AgencyDigital Music Group Aquires Digital Rights Agency
R: Second Life Exposes User Data
AP: iBackups.net Owner Gets 7 Years for Piracy
NYT: Bravo Launches ‘Fall Season Death Watch’ Site
SMH: YouTube's Lonelygirl15 Outed as Phoney
AP: Sportingbet Shares Plunge 41%
R: AOL to Stream NBC shows
Backfence.com Launches Hyperlocal Site in Sunnyvale
NYT: Dallas Morning News May Cut Staff by 20%
LAT: Morgan Freeman Film to be Online Soon After Theaters
CNET: Mobile Content not Clicking with Consumers
WSJ: Cellphone Solutions for Finding Content
TO: Why the iPod is Losing its Cool
NYT: How Will Apple Marry the Computer and the Home TV?
CNET: Internet Radio Reaches a Crescendo
TW: Software for Tracking Game Players' Behavior
LAT: Video Meetings Didn't Take Off Despite Fear of Flying
WSJ: China Tightens Controls on Foreign Media
MCN: Freston Only the Latest Big Departure
FT: iVillage to be Cornerstone of NBC’s Digital Strategy
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