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Morning Links: November 9, 2006

Authored by Robert Spears on November 9, 2006 - 5:45am.
Microsoft to Pay Percentage of Zune Sales to Universal Music (NYT)
AOL Exec Says Portals are Passe (CNET)
Sonic Solutions Acquires Software Firm System OK
Google Video Target of Lawsuit (PCW)
New Nvidia Chip Steps Closer to Supercomputing in the PC (NYT)
Zvents.com Announces $7 Million in Series A Funding
Helio Launches Buddy Tracking Service (AP)
Ning Brings Social Networking to the Masses (CNET)
Indian Studio to Premiere Same-Day Film Online for NRI Community  (TH)
Indiagames Intros Games On-Demand Cyber Café Partnerships (TT)
China’s Madhouse Serves 67 Million Mobile Ad Impressions over 4 Months
Google Checkout Waives Fees for Holidays (AP)
RealTravel and SideStep Partner to Extend User-Generated Content
Sony PS3 to Launch Gaming Battle, Profits will be Elusive (R)
Motorola Sees Rapid Mobile Growth in Latin America (R)
Creator of Doom, Quake Becomes Rocket Pioneer (CNET)
More College Students Taking Web Courses (AP)
Surf 'n' Ride: Accessing the Net in the Car (AP)
For Start-Ups, Web Success on the Cheap (NYT)
Top 6 Phones for Business Users (CNET)
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