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Morning Links: November 7, 2006

Authored by Robert Spears on November 7, 2006 - 2:02am.
Microsoft Xbox to Offer Video Downloads (NYT)
Verizon, YouTube Discuss Video Deal (WSJ)
MySpace Aims for a Global Audience, and Finds Some Stiff Competition (NYT)
Yahoo in Image Advertising Test on Mobile Phones (CNET)
Google Warns Against Changes to Australian Copyright Law (AFP)
Chile Snares Suspects in Global Web Site Attacks (R)
U.S. Official Urges Stiffer Anti-Spyware Penalties (R)
PayPal plans $20 Rebates to Users (R)
Cyworld & Double Fusion to Deliver Advertising For Fortune 100 Companies
“Turn” to Launch Hybrid CPA Ad Network (TC)
Blogging Firm Six Apart Leads With Vox (Wired)
Sony Ships New 'American Idol' Music Creation Software
First $1 Million Finalist Named in AOL’s ‘Gold Rush’ Finale
Comcast Said to Agree to Carry Fox’s Planned Business News Channel (NYT)
Microsoft Mapping Takes a Trip to 3D (CNET)
ReputationDefender Helps You Delete Your Bad Web Rep (Wired)
Ringtones Are Not Songs (Wired)
Is Google Still Hot? (RH)
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