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Morning Links: October 18, 2006

Authored by Robert Spears on October 18, 2006 - 4:18am.
T: Yahoo's Profit Drops 37%, Semel Vows Changes
Analysis: Experts Slightly Bearish on Ad Spending and Google’s Q3 Earnings
NYT: Universal Music Sues Grouper and Bolt, Charging Illegal Sharing of Files
BB: Time Warner Cable Files for IPO to Raise Up to $6.9B
W5 Networks, Provider of Wireless Retail Solutions, Raises $12M
WS: Telemundo Launches Emerging Platforms Division
R: LG Unveils New Mobile Pone to Succeed "Chocolate"
Amazon Adds Showtime Programming to Unbox Lineup
CNET: Yahoo Invests in Two Online ad Companies
AP: Russian Site AllofMP3.com Goes on Media Offensive
RH: Brazil Protests Music Suits
AP: RadioShack to Offer Free Online Training for Consumers
WSJ: Record Labels Turn Piracy Into Marketing
NYT:  Nielsen’s Project to Track TV Commercials Slows to a Crawl
WSJ: Dick Wolf Ponders the Future of TV Ads
NYT: Battleground of Game Consoles Moves Online
CNET: Interview with Second Life CEO Philip Rosedale
CNET: Interview with Yahoo! VP of Product Strategy Bradley Horowitz
RH: Is CNET an Acquisition Target?
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