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Morning Links: January 15, 2007

Authored by Robert Spears on January 15, 2007 - 6:59am.
AOL Makes $900M Bid for TradeDoubler (AP)
AOL Deal for Swedish Online Ad Firm is Opposed (R)
Game Search Engine Wazap Raises $7.9 Million (RH)
Free Dating Site OkCupid Raises $6 Million (GO)
Intel, Eros Debut On-Demand Bollywood Service on Viiv Platform
MSN to Present New Series and Insider Views of the Golden Globes (LAT)
ARRIS and TANDBERG Television Announce Intention to Combine
Akoo Signs Licensing Agreement With Universal Music Enterprises
MTV Launches 'Virtual Hills' Based on There.com Platform (CNET)
The Active Network Acquires Runner Community Site Cool Running
Late 'Warcraft' Expansion Pack to Debut (AP)
Disney Pays CEO Iger Nearly $17 Million (WSJ)
Bertelsmann Is Days Away From Naming a New Chief (NYT)
Microsoft to Launch Xbox 360 in China Soon (R)
SIAA Nets $1 Million in Piracy Settlements in December (IW)
AT&T to Offer $20 'Naked' DSL Service (USAT)
Starting a Business in Second Life (Entrepreneur)
User-Generated Websites in Clicks-to-Cash Dilemma (R)
Hollywood Asks YouTube: Friend or Foe? (NYT)
What Does Deleted Post Say About NBC’s Social Networking Strategy? (TC)
Selling AOL, One Piece at a Time (GO)
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